small window; fenestella; scuttle (type of hatch on a ship)
at the window; by the window; next to the window
fly (on trousers); flies; zipper
broken windows theory; criminological theory stating that serious crime can be prevented by maintaining the good physical condition of an urban environment
viewing through a window; passing through a window; going through a window; doing through a window
window-side; window (seat, e.g. on a plane)
peephole (e.g. in a door); observation window; viewing window
circular window; round window
display window; shop window
high window; clerestory window
window frame; window sill
(sliding) glass door; patio door; small floor-level opening through which dirt is swept
transom; skylight; dormer window
double-glazed window; double window; storm window
hole cut in a wall, panelling, etc. to let light in
window-sill; window-ledge
bamboo window; window with bamboo planted in front
bell-shaped window (usu. in temples)
window-sill; window-ledge
arched window; arch window
window (e.g. in an envelope, box, etc.); aperture
(openable) panel in a door
light coming in or leaking through a window
louver window; louvre window
the eyes are the windows to the soul; the eye is the lamp of the body
double-hung window; sash window
fixed window; window that doesn't open
fixed window; window that doesn't open
false window; blind window
window; viewport transformation; viewing transformation
small (latticework) window placed up high
way of entangling one's hands together to leave a small opening between the middle and ring fingers; (lit.) fox's window
double-hung window; sash window
louvre window; jalousie window
wheel window; rose window
sash-window; push-up window
skylight; clerestory; lighting window