It goes to understanding — or not understanding — the flipped-around logic with which Diller and Malone are each now trying to defenestrate the other.— The Best of Enemies
Did you know that "defenestrate" means to throw something or someone out of a window?— Anime Nano!
And moderate Republicans will be on notice to resist the temptation to tinker with ObamaCare rather than defenestrate it once it's passed. avoth— Propeller Most Popular Stories
Two respondents each chose some exceptionally unusual words: defenestrate, schadenfreude, and discombobulate.— ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
The furniture that she especially wanted to defenestrate was the detailed surface realism that loves to "catalogu [e]" facts about characters '"material surroundings," as if that were the important thing.— Mises Institute Daily Articles (Full-text version)
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