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window

(at the) window

windowpane; window glass

by the window

counter; window; teller window; contact person; point of contact

window frame; sash

small window; fenestella; scuttle (type of hatch on a ship)

viewing through a window; passing through a window; going through a window; doing through a window

train window; car window

alumni association; graduates' association; alumni meeting; class reunion

glass window

skylight; head

window-side seat

window-side

bay window

closeted maiden; carefully-raised girl from a well-to-do family

windowpane; window glass

outside a window

peephole (e.g. in a door); observation window; viewing window

secluded inner room

being a graduate of the same school; person who went to the same school; fellow alumnus

latticed window

graduate of the same school; fellow alumnus; (former) schoolmate

circular window; round window

window cleaning

high window; clerestory window

viewing through a window; passing through a window; going through a window; doing through a window

window frame; window sill

inquiry counter; consulting service; assistance service

(sliding) glass door; patio door; small floor-level opening through which dirt is swept

porthole

display window; shop window

curtains

display window; shop window

trouser zipper (mainly for males); fly

window cleaning

school

curtains

porthole

double-glazed window; double window; storm window

search box; search bar

hole cut in a wall, panelling, etc. to let light in

transom; skylight; dormer window

useless employees (shunted off by a window to pass their remaining time until retirement)

skylight; trap door

window-sill; window-ledge

air hole

back window; rear window

transom; skylight; dormer window

display window

by the window

circular window; round window

iron-barred window; prison; jail

JR ticket office; JR ticket counter; (lit.) green ticket window

prison window; (behind) prison bars

observation window

lattice window

broken windows theory; criminological theory stating that serious crime can be prevented by maintaining the good physical condition of an urban environment

dormer (window); lucarne

front window; windshield

window (e.g. in an envelope, box, etc.); aperture

to be brought up with tenderest care in a good family

louvered window

window-sill; window-ledge

hole cut in a wall, panelling, etc. to let light in

light coming in or leaking through a window

(openable) panel in a door

window with an ultra-fine lattice (often on upper floors of traditional buildings, e.g. Kyoto townhouses)

contact organization

pivoted window

the eyes are the windows to the soul; the eye is the lamp of the body

bell-shaped window (usu. in temples)

louver window; louvre window

bell-shaped window (usu. in temples)

bell-shaped window (usu. in temples)

window seat

skylight; trap door

floor-level window

double-hung window; sash window

dustless desk by a well-lit window; well-lit and clean study conducive to learning

defenestration (throwing something or somebody out the window)

quiet window (poet.); dark window

bay window

fixed window; window that doesn't open

window envelope; billing envelope

top-hinged swinging window

French window

double glazing

JR ticket office; JR ticket counter; (lit.) green ticket window

pier

windowpane oyster (Placuna placenta)

fixed window; window that doesn't open

false window; blind window

false window; blind window

top-hinged swinging window

over the counter sales (often of financial packages)

over the counter sales (often of financial packages)

fenestra ovalis (of the ear)

fenestra rotunda (of the ear)

window; viewport transformation; viewing transformation

vestibular window; oval window; fenestra ovalis

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

defenestration (throwing something or somebody out the window)

window with a view of a Japanese mugwort thicket; poor house; humble house; primitive house

double-hung window; sash window

louvre window; jalousie window

double sliding window