Defenestration

Throwing someone out of a window.

Davy: Joe called me a little baby

Michael: then commit defenestration and throw that mf out the classroom window

Davy: ok

by BobbyRenzobbi June 8, 2022

Defenestration

The act of throwing something or someone out of a window.

Comes from the latin word "fenestra" which means window or opening.

Frank: Dude! Where are all my stuff?
Me: I kinda defenestrated them i was feeling like Defenestration.
Frank: Where's my mum?
Me: Uhhmm.....

by Typose April 26, 2011

Defenestration

The act of throwing somebody out a window

related forms:

To defenestrate- the verb
defenestrated-past tense
defenstrator-noun- one who commits the act of defenestration

Root:

The latin DE as in to remove + FENESTRA as in window = to remove from a window (throw out a window)

I would defenestrate my brother, but we live on the 5th floor and he would most likely die.

Defenestration is attempted murder.

by ID Tech Camps August 14, 2009

defenistrate

To throw something out a window.

I defenistrated my TV when they canceled the Sapranos

by neoliminal August 4, 2007

Lubrireus-defenestration

The act of being hogtied, gutted, and thrown from a window.

ORIGIN From the Latin roots Lubricus, Reus, Defenestra

Wow, did I actually see a real world application of lubrireus-defenestration? Crazy!

Alternatively:

Hannibal pulled some serious lubrireus-defenestration on inspector Pazzi's ass.

by Latinman! April 11, 2009

defenestrate

Throwing someone or something out of a window.

Rock stars have tendencies of defenestrating TV-sets.

by Anonymous August 6, 2003

Defenestrate

A word that shouldn’t really exist, like why can’t you just say, I threw it out of the window. It is very simple

Jeremy: I am going to defenestrate the cat
Harrell: Jeremy, I don’t care what you do, just don’t hurt it
Jeremy: I just defenestrated the cat
Harrell: NO!! JEREMY YOU SOCIOPATH, YOU JUST THREW HIM OUT OF THE WINDOW
Jeremy: lol

by I_ate_the_children November 18, 2018