Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun In a carriage, a window in the side of the body, as distinguished from the windows in the doors.

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Examples

  • The only problem is that if you make too much of a fuss out on the flatlands you get a shotgun poked through your quarter-light.

    Fit for Purpose Peter Ashley 2008

  • In the weird, wild quarter-light that follows sunset at that altitude they resembled the bones of a monster.

    Jimgrim Mundy, Talbot, 1879-1940 1931

  • When you're practising beforehand, pay attention to what's in your nearside rear quarter-light (for instance, a lampost or corner of a wall).

    Word Magazine - Comments 2010

  • The addition of a small, fixed front quarter-light window improves driver visibility.

    Auto Trader Full Feed editorial@autotrader.co.uk (Auto Trader Editorial 2009

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