He was shown the exact meaning of defenestration when he was maliciously hurled from a window on the 9th floor.
by Cutbypaper...help November 15, 2017
Get the Defenestrationmug. by JazzMusique March 19, 2021
Get the Mental Defenestrationmug. You like defenestration.
by Jimmy McTimmy January 8, 2023
Get the defenestrationmug. The act of launching a living person out of a window in Prague, with considerable speed. Preferably an Austrian Embassador, albeit a priest who has his own opinions works out fine as well.
Having happened thrice (1419, 1483 and 1618), Prague is the town with the highest risk of being defenestrated from behind, while simply enjoying the view!!!
So, should you ever visit the Czech Capital (its nice there), be careful to always maintain a safety distance of roundabout 7 metres from ALL windows, ESPECIALLY in town halls and/or other official buildings!!!!!!!!!
Having happened thrice (1419, 1483 and 1618), Prague is the town with the highest risk of being defenestrated from behind, while simply enjoying the view!!!
So, should you ever visit the Czech Capital (its nice there), be careful to always maintain a safety distance of roundabout 7 metres from ALL windows, ESPECIALLY in town halls and/or other official buildings!!!!!!!!!
Oh man that guy nearly defenestrated me there... Lucky that I was warned about the Defenestrations of Prague on Urban Dictionary...
by C. Bernstein January 19, 2023
Get the Defenestrations of Praguemug. by KingPenguinThe8th March 18, 2022
Get the Defenestratemug. defenestrate
/di ˈfɛnɪstreɪt/
verb
1.
RARE
throw (someone) out of a window.
"she had made up her mind that the woman had been defenestrated, although the official verdict had been suicide"
2.
remove or dismiss (someone) from a position of power or authority.
"the overwhelming view is that he should be defenestrated before the next election"
/di ˈfɛnɪstreɪt/
verb
1.
RARE
throw (someone) out of a window.
"she had made up her mind that the woman had been defenestrated, although the official verdict had been suicide"
2.
remove or dismiss (someone) from a position of power or authority.
"the overwhelming view is that he should be defenestrated before the next election"
1. Some people are so drunk that they let defenestration happen to stray cats and dogs without any hesitation.
2. The president experienced defenestration by the government due to poor management of the economic activities.
2. The president experienced defenestration by the government due to poor management of the economic activities.
by The N.E.R.D. Brigade June 24, 2025
Get the Defenestrationmug.