Window

Earlier pronounced “Windhoe” which relates to wind whore.

Comes from the german word “Wind” which means wind and the german word “hure” which means whore.

Earlier it described a woman which has sexual intercourse with different people for money by traveling in boat.
Nowadays it’s more used among younger people to describe the glass pane on houses or other constructions to let light into the buildings with out having to use candles.

Young person: “Hey wassup dude this house is on fleeek! Would you mind closing the window? I’m cold.

by Language historic Kevin August 5, 2020

windows

an operating system that almost everybody uses.

I just downloaded windows on my brand new PC!

by Dakiile December 13, 2021

window licker

Lance Stroll.

"Bro, no way he crushed on the back of Daniel Riccardo like that! He is such a window licker!"

by CrabbyBilly June 4, 2025

window anxiety

The anxiety of uncovered windows at night (eg- being scared someone will be looking at you through the window if you look outside at night)

Oh yeah I have window anxiety, that’s why my window shades/blinds get closed before it turns dark

by Zenny08 November 29, 2024

Whom smokes a cabinet, drinks a window

Someone who's even weirder behind closed doors / who outdid themself.

Person 1: Did you hear about what James did?! That dude's wild!! I always knew he wasn't right in the head.

Person 2: Well, you know what they say. Whom smokes a cabinet, drinks a window.

by Elderflower_sickness May 25, 2023

wax my window

Get out! No way, Jose! Shut the front door! Holy crap! Scrape me off the ceiling, dude!
As in, your first time hearing a mind-blowing song, by someone you didn’t even know performed it.

Have you heard “Power of Soul” by Jimi Hendrix? Wax my window, man. It’s freakin awesome.

by Camilla T. Jones January 26, 2021

Windows 3.11.9

A WNR (Windows never released) version released on Tuesday, April 2nd 1991 (which coincided with the fasting month of Ramadan), known for being the first to support Python. It blends nostalgia with modern programming capabilities, allowing users to experience both the charm of early '90s computing and the power of contemporary coding. Known for parodizing Python 3.11.9, this WNR is often seen as a quirky bridge between the past and present.

Using Windows 3.11.9 is like stepping back into the '90s with a modern twist—it's the first version to support Python, bringing retro computing into the future!

by Emotional Cruiser November 6, 2025