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bay window

noun

an alcove of a room, projecting from an outside wall and having its own windows, especially one having its own foundations.
Informal.��a large, protruding belly; paunch.

bay window

noun

Sometimes shortened to: bay.��a window projecting from the wall of a building and forming an alcove of a room See also bow window oriel window

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Word History and Origins

Origin of bay window¹

late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50

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Eventually I noticed the beam on the bay window was missing and could see some mild smoke coming out of the back.

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His home is well-decorated, boasts a large bay window and a Chesterfield sofa - all in stark contrast to the dereliction of the empty flats just a stone's throw away.

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“There was a rat infestation, and I had a tree growing out of the front bay window frame,” says Maxine Sharples, one of those who bought into the scheme.

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It is recognised for its stone mullions, canted bay windows, and recessed entrance.

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Dressed all in black with his long silver hair tied back, Bryan Talbot certainly looks the part as he stands at a large drawing board in the semi-subterranean bay window.

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