Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A lever or rod by which a window, ventilator, sash, a panel in the raised roof of a railway-car, etc., may be opened and held in any desired position.
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Examples
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South Africa's side, the agreement was a window-opener which would allow the international world to see what South Africa could offer and create links for local business people with their international counterparts.
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You won't notice the increased memory unless you're a habitual window-opener, nor will you appreciate the keyboard unless you really had a problem with the previous one.
Gizmodo 2010
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You won't notice the increased memory unless you're a habitual window-opener, nor will you appreciate the keyboard unless you really had a problem with the previous one.
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You won't notice the increased memory unless you're a habitual window-opener, nor will you appreciate the keyboard unless you really had a problem with the previous one.
Gizmodo 2010
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You won’t notice the increased memory unless you’re a habitual window-opener, nor will you appreciate the keyboard unless you really had a problem with the previous one.
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