n. an opening in a wall or vehicle that lets in air and light and provides a view out; the glass and frame that fit into such an opening
We had all our windows replaced.
We had all our windows replaced.
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Which animals did the Bear family see outside the windows during the train ride?
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How were the windows in Adam's classroom different?
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We have a tint to our windows to keep out sunlight.
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How did second story windows make Princess Magnolia feel?
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How large was the hail that dented cars and broke windows in Kentucky?
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''An inconspicuous van without passenger windows picked them up in the back of the hotel.'' What does 'inconspicuous' mean?
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What does Jett find after he falls into a muddy pool while looking into the windows at the Snapper's house?
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How many windows did the camper have?
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The seal lay on the beach. OR Seal the windows shut.
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When the children threw down the windows to see what was the matter, what did they see?
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Why did Saint George keep the windows open at the University?
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The car windows were darkened by a special film.
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The windows were blurring over. OR He is blurring the facts.
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Why would the windows be blacked out in the van?
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opening for light; opening for air; glass
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2 syllables
win-dows
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