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Definition of window
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Window
(n.) A
figure
formed
of lines
crossing
each
other.
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Dressing
::
Dressing
(n.) An
ornamental
finish,
as a
molding
around
doors,
windows,
or on a
ceiling,
etc..
Open
::
Open (a.) Free of
access;
not shut up; not
closed;
affording
unobstructed
ingress
or
egress;
not
impeding
or
preventing
passage;
not
locked
up or
covered
over; --
applied
to
passageways;
as, an open door,
window,
road, etc.; also, to
inclosed
structures
or
objects;
as, open
houses,
boxes,
baskets,
bottles,
etc.; also, to means of
communication
or
approach
by water or land; as, an open
harbor
or
roadstead..
Dormer Window
::
Dormer
window
(n.) A
window
pierced
in a roof, and so set as to be
vertical
while the roof
slopes
away from it. Also, the
gablet,
or
houselike
structure,
in which it is
contained..
Holland
::
Holland
(n.) A kind of linen first
manufactured
in
Holland;
a linen
fabric
used for
window
shades,
children's
garments,
etc.; as, brown or
unbleached
hollands..
Casing
::
Casing
(n.) An
inclosing
frame;
esp. the
framework
around
a door or a
window.
See Case, n., 4..
Confessional
::
Confessional
(n.) The
recess,
seat, or
inclosed
place,
where a
priest
sits to hear
confessions;
often a small
structure
furnished
with a seat for the
priest
and with a
window
or
aperture
so that the
penitent
who is
outside
may
whisper
into the
priest's
ear
without
being seen by him or heard by
others..
Shutter
::
Shutter
(n.) A
movable
cover or
screen
for a
window,
designed
to shut out the
light,
to
obstruct
the view, or to be of some
strength
as a
defense;
a
blind..
Nicker
::
Nicker
(v. t.) One of the night
brawlers
of
London
formerly
noted for
breaking
windows
with
half-pence.
Badge
::
Badge (n.) A
carved
ornament
on the stern of a
vessel,
containing
a
window
or the
representation
of one..
Window
::
Window
(v. t.) To place at or in a
window.
Weathered
::
Weathered
(a.) Made
sloping,
so as to throw off
water;
as, a
weathered
cornice
or
window
sill..
Tracer/y
::
Tracer/y
(n.) The
decorative
head of a
Gothic
window.
Lychnoscope
::
Lychnoscope
(n.) Same as Low side
window,
under Low, a..
Light
::
Light (n.) The
medium
through
which light is
admitted,
as a
window,
or
window
pane; a
skylight;
in
architecture,
one of the
compartments
of a
window
made by a
mullion
or
mullions..
Bay
::
Bay (n.) A
principal
compartment
of the
walls,
roof, or other part of a
building,
or of the whole
building,
as
marked
off by the
buttresses,
vaulting,
mullions
of a
window,
etc.; one of the main
divisions
of any
structure,
as the part of a
bridge
between
two
piers..
Hyperthyrion
::
Hyperthyrion
(n.) That part of the
architrave
which is over a door or
window.
Eavesdropper
::
Eavesdropper
(n.) One who
stands
under the
eaves,
or near the
window
or door of a
house,
to
listen;
hence,
a
secret
listener..
Window
::
Window
(n.) A
figure
formed
of lines
crossing
each
other.
View
::
View (n.) That which is seen or
beheld;
sight
presented
to the
natural
or
intellectual
eye;
scene;
prospect;
as, the view from a
window..
Fenestrated
::
Fenestrated
(a.)
Having
windows;
characterized
by
windows.
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