defenestration

• For Rich, the defenestration was just deserts (an appetizer?), as Wagoner "embraced the Hummer." —  The Truth About Cars
• Many had attended the conference to witness a defenestration, a palace coup, after a series of well-known MPs and even one cabinet minister called publicly for Mr. Brown's resignation last week, and close colleagues gave off-record interviews declaring their willingness to take his job. —  A dime a dozen political blog
• We're holding her for defenestration, " said Conklin. —  The 5th Horseman
• You don't need to be embarrassed about visiting dating sites unless you're into literature instead of video games, insist on using netspeak and cannot spell the word defenestration. —  Kotaku
• "I have now felt it, " she said. —  Renegades Of Gor

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms