Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Glass suitable for windows, or such as is commonly used for windows, especially the commoner kinds, as distinguished from plate-glass or other more costly varieties.
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Examples
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Muffled aluminum laughter spat from speakers and shook window-glass.
Carolina Grüber: I Ivan R. 2011
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But have you thought of ordering the window-glass?
Chapter 31 2010
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Muffled aluminum laughter spat from speakers and shook window-glass.
Carolina Grüber: I Ivan R. 2011
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Tiphani closed her eyes as rounds peppered the Almighty McD, spalling the window-glass.
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Flowers were everywhere, their vases shattered on the floor, colorful shards and dead flowers mixing with the broken window-glass.
Scott Westerfeld: Uglies Quartet Scott Westerfeld 2010
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