fenester
a window
fenester by it wath ich August 27, 2020
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fenster
a. German word for window.
b. Also used to describe someone who is obviously sleazy. Typically a guy with scandalous, unwanted intention.
b. Also used to describe someone who is obviously sleazy. Typically a guy with scandalous, unwanted intention.
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e-fenestration
Man, I had like...15 windows open on my PC at work today and only one of them was the report I was meant to be working on. Clicked from Facebook straight to YouTube when my boss appeared. Just a big-arse kitten playing a piano on my screen. Complete e-fenestration.
e-fenestration by Tommy G (Syd) November 5, 2009
fenestripper
fenestripper by Chipping Woodlet III June 10, 2007
fenestrate
They won't like it, but the IT department says we need to fenestrate the entire department, including the ones who are using Linux.
fenestrate by my name is Cos April 16, 2009
The Fenestration Paradox
The burning need (whilst stoned) to both lie down, get up and eat something, drinking something and play more Mario. This creates the ultimate paradox in that you can never be doing what you want to, despite attempting to do what you need constantly.
The Fenestration Paradox by Zeddecus November 23, 2005
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