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Definition of window
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of window is as below...
Window
(n.) The
shutter,
casement,
sash with its
fittings,
or other
framework,
which
closes
a
window
opening..
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Badge
::
Badge (n.) A
carved
ornament
on the stern of a
vessel,
containing
a
window
or the
representation
of one..
Fenes-tella
::
Fenes-tella
(n.) Any small
windowlike
opening
or
recess,
esp. one to show the
relics
within
an
altar,
or the
like..
Casing
::
Casing
(n.) An
inclosing
frame;
esp. the
framework
around
a door or a
window.
See Case, n., 4..
Oculus
::
Oculus
(n.) A round
window,
usually
a small one..
Aisle
::
Aisle (n.) A
lateral
division
of a
building,
separated
from the
middle
part,
called
the nave, by a row of
columns
or
piers,
which
support
the roof or an upper wall
containing
windows,
called
the
clearstory
wall..
Elbow
::
Elbow (n.) A sharp angle in any
surface
of
wainscoting
or other
woodwork;
the
upright
sides which flank any
paneled
work, as the sides of
windows,
where the jamb makes an elbow with the
window
back..
Mullion
::
Mullion
(n.) A
slender
bar or pier which forms the
division
between
the
lights
of
windows,
screens,
etc..
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a style of
architecture
with
pointed
arches,
steep
roofs,
windows
large in
proportion
to the wall
spaces,
and,
generally,
great
height
in
proportion
to the other
dimensions
--
prevalent
in
Western
Europe
from about 1200 to 1475 a. d. See
Illust.
of
Abacus,
and
Capital..
Fengite
::
Fengite
(n.) A kind of
marble
or
alabaster,
sometimes
used for
windows
on
account
of its
transparency..
Weathered
::
Weathered
(a.) Made
sloping,
so as to throw off
water;
as, a
weathered
cornice
or
window
sill..
Grated
::
Grated
(a.)
Furnished
with a grate or
grating;
as,
grated
windows..
Flamboyant
::
Flamboyant
(a.)
Characterized
by
waving
or
flamelike
curves,
as in the
tracery
of
windows,
etc.; -- said of the later (15th
century)
French
Gothic
style..
Lucarne
::
Lucarne
(n.) A
dormer
window.
Windowed
::
Windowed
(a.)
Having
windows
or
openings.
Fasten
::
Fasten
(a.) To fix
firmly;
to make fast; to
secure,
as by a knot, lock, bolt, etc.; as, to
fasten
a chain to the feet; to
fasten
a door or
window..
Windore
::
Windore
(n.) A
window.
Clerestory
::
Clerestory
(n.) The upper story of the nave of a
church,
containing
windows,
and
rising
above the aisle
roofs..
Tax
::
Tax (n.)
Especially,
the sum laid upon
specific
things,
as upon
polls,
lands,
houses,
income,
etc.; as, a land tax; a
window
tax; a tax on
carriages,
and the
like..
Glase
::
Glase (v. t.) To
furnish
(a
window,
a
house,
a sash, a ease, etc.) with
glass..
Double-hung
::
Double-hung
(a.)
Having
both
sashes
hung with
weights
and
cords;
-- said of a
window.
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