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Hoptanglish

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Windows

Windows

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beamscreen /ˈbiːmskriːn/

noun (plural beamscreens)

1. a thin layer of solid shade at the front of a vehicle that blocks light but allows the wind through.

2. a similar structure used as a window in buildings, particularly in hot, sunny places.

3. sunglasses.

Synonym: stainsaw

chindow /ˈtʃɪndәʊ/

noun (plural chindows)

a window in a chimney.

[a blend of chimney + window.]

chloroscope /ˈklɒrәskәʊp/

noun (plural chloroscopes)

a green window.

[from chloro- + -scope.]

dormerstair /ˈdɔːmәˌstɛː/

noun (plural dormerstairs)

a series of surjacent windows in the slope of a roof.

dulloriel /dʌˈlɔːrɪәl/

noun (plural dulloriels)

an opaque window.

[from dull + oriel, in reference to an oriel window.]

dwindo /ˈdwɪndәʊ/

noun (plural dwindos)

a shrinking window.

  • dwindoic /dwɪnˈdәʊɪk/ adjective

[a blend of dwindle + window.]

glazerise /ˈɡleɪzrʌɪz/

noun (plural glazerises)

a series of surjacent windows.

Synonym: loompane

gyroculus /ʤʌɪˈrɒkjʊlәs/

noun (plural gyroculuses)

a circular whirlwindow.

[from gyro- + oculus.]

hexpect /ˈhɛkspɛkt/

noun (plural hexpects)

a window with six sides.

[a blend of Greek hex ‘six’ + spectacle.]

loompane /ˈluːmpeɪn/

noun (plural loompanes)

a series of surjacent windows.

Synonym: glazerise

marvitreat /ˈmɑːvɪˌtriːt/

noun (plural marvitreats)

a stained-glass window that is a mosaic of chaprismas that cooperate to create holygrams.

[a blend of marvel + Latin vitrum ‘glass’ + treat.]

nosace /ˈnәʊzeɪs/

noun (plural nosaces)

a vitrolfen rose window.

glaze the nosace

v. to estimate someone’s appreciation.

[a blend of nose + rosace.]

perfenestra /ˌpәːfәˈnɛstrә/

noun (plural perfenestras)

a vitrolfen window.

  • perfenestral /ˌpәːfәˈnɛstrәl/ adjective

[a blend of perfume + Latin fenestra ‘window’.]

perfenestrama /ˌpәːfәnәˈstrɑːmә/

noun (plural perfenestramas)

a vivitrolfen window.

  • perfenestramic /ˌpәːfәnәˈstrɑːmɪk/ adjective

[a blend of perfume + Latin fenestra ‘window’ + Greek ὅρᾱμᾰ hórāma ‘view’.]

quadwatch /ˈkwɒdwɒtʃ/

noun (plural quadwatches)

a square window.

[a blend of Latin quadri ‘four’ + watch.]

quindo /ˈkwɪndәʊ/

noun (plural quindos)

a window with five sides.

[a blend of Latin quintus ‘fifth’ + window.]

rattleshine /ˈrӕtәlˌʃʌɪn/

noun (plural rattleshines)

a stained glass window in the wall of a rocket.

The intergalactic evangelist stood by the rattleshine, uneasily aware that its true colours were being altered by the alien sun behind it.

rhinosign /ˈrʌɪnәˌsʌɪn/

noun (plural rhinosigns)

a vivitrolfen or vitrolfen compass rose window in a ceiling, having a vane that indicates which way the stench is blowing.

[a blend of Ancient Greek ῥίς rhis ‘nose’ + sign.]

ruse window

noun (plural ruse windows)

a rose window that leaves false tracery.

[a blend of ruse + rose window.]

spleen vent

noun (plural spleen vents)

a small, narrow window for shouting out of.

throomdow /ˈθruːmdәʊ/

noun (plural throomdows)

1. a bathroom window.

verb (transitive) (plural throomdows; throomdowed, throomdows, throomdowing, throomdowel; agent noun throomdower (plural throomdowers))

2. to make unclear.

Synonym: disclarify

[a blend of Hoptanglish throom + window; the verbal sense refers to the opaqueness commonly possessed by throomdows.]

watchhatch /ˈwɒtʃhӕtʃ/

noun (plural watchhatches)

a window.

whirlwindow /ˈwәːlˌwɪndәʊ/

noun (plural whirlwindows)

a window which rotates, allowing you to clean its outside without having to risk falling several stories.