Window

Transitive verb

To get rid of something undesirable in a prompt manner.

1. I think we should window this part of the presentation; it doesn't really add anything.
2. - Hey man there's a rotten apple in your fridge.

- Window it for me, please.
3. Your girl did what!? Cheated on you again!? Man you've gotta window that bitch as soon as possible.

by RipplesFactoryDosMilDiecinueve February 11, 2019

Present Window

The part of a quote that is presented in a sound bite. Pronounced pruh ZENT

What I said was "Some people say that porn and drugs should be legal because you can't resist them if you don't have access." Of course, "some people say" never made it into the present window.

by bTags March 17, 2011

Window of poopertunity

The timespan within which the larger intestine is ready to have a bowel movement.

The train was delayed this morning, and I missed my window of poopertunity. I've tried with a bucket of coffee and a cigarette, but now I won't be able to go all day.

by Snigel December 10, 2016

Window Beer

A beer located on the outside of a window on the top of a wood pile for the ease of grabbing.

Hey Jeff can you grab me a window beer

by Hairdoo November 10, 2021

window goods

articles that are offered to be sold at a reduced price because they look a bit shoddy due to them being on display in a showcase for a long period of time. Also called window samples and floor samples.

We bought some window goods yesterday because they were relatively cheaper.

by uttam maharjan December 8, 2010

windows cleaned

To have your pockets emptied by unscrupulous people

I’ve just had my windows cleaned and it’s cost me £60.

by Kladdo August 18, 2023

Window Rat

A racial slur for Greek people. Possibly linked to the stereotype of greek parents leaning out of windows to yell at children in streets below or the rumor that greek people enjoy the act of sniping.

"I liked Stacy, but her parents were total window rats."

by randothefungiman November 9, 2009