defenestration

v. The act of throwing out of the window

Trogdorita defenestrated Trogdor in act of PMS rage. (extreme ultimate burnination)

by Amy and Mooski May 28, 2003

Defenestrate

Yes, it's a real word. From the Latin "De Fenestra", or "Of the window", to defenestrate something is the act of throwing a noun, usually a tangible, physical entity, out of one.

Yeah, none of these IT solutions are working... What's that? Defenestrate it? Isn't that a bit harsh?

by Dion the Unstable November 9, 2010

defenestrate

To uninstall software from a Microsoft operating system, usually in frustration.

I couldn't get that program to do what I needed it to, so I defenestrated it and installed something better.

by jsgarvin September 25, 2010

defenestration

to throw something or someone out of a window.
look it up.

defenestration has been used many a time to deposit of unwanted clingy ex-boyfriends and girl-friends

by Cathrine Kitterline November 28, 2009

defenestration

the act of throwing a person out of a window an dkilling them at the process.

yes defenestration exists and yet english dosen't have a word for "the day after tomoror"

by English is f@cked September 29, 2018

Defenestrate

The act of throwing something or something out a window.

Also the stupidest English word that exists.

"Yo I'm gonna defenestrate your ass in about 5 seconds."

by TheCrazyCrafter23 October 20, 2019

Defenestrate

To throw something out of a large window.

"My God man, if you don't SHUT UP, I will defenestrate you."

by Awesome Socks Man Boy Kid Guy September 9, 2014