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French window   /frɛntʃ wˈɪndoʊ/   Listen
French window

noun
1.
A French door situated in an exterior wall of a building.





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"French window" Quotes from Famous Books



... been well, but Denny, at the last, shrank from meeting the pig face to face in a manly way. He let the pig pass him, and the next moment, with a squeak that said 'There now!' as plain as words, the pig bolted into a French window. The pursuers halted not. This was no time for trivial ceremony. In another moment the pig was a captive. Alice and Oswald had their arms round him under the ruins of a table that had had teacups on it, and around the hunters and their prey ...
— The Wouldbegoods • E. Nesbit
... straightened the doll. "Beauty!" he ejaculated: "Ha! Yes! A sad business!" and he moved towards the house. Through a French window, under sun-blinds not yet drawn up, he preceded her into the room where he was wont to study The Times and the sheets of an agricultural magazine, with huge illustrations of mangold wurzels, and the like, which provided Holly with ...
— Forsyte Saga • John Galsworthy


Words linked to "French window" :   French door


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