Usage of "casement window"

Window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges.

Usage of casement window in English

At the opposite end of the room, a wide casement window stood open. 
 Nevermore 

The casement window was open-he had noted that fact while in the garden. 
 The Postmaster's Daughter 

Bolan reached the casement window and launched his body through it. 
 Salvador strike 

Jim put out the dim lamp as Berwick reached the leaded casement window. 
 Frontier Boys in Frisco 

The pattern even suggests an affinity with a Tudor casement window. 
 The Guardian 

Aileen drew Mrs. Champney's arm chair to the other casement window. 
 Flamsted quarries 

Finally one day the warden shouted through the casement window as he passed rapidly: 
 The Seven Who Were Hanged 

She went to the casement window and threw it open. 
 Helbeck of Bannisdale — Volume I 

The casement window opened easily enough, another stroke of luck. 
 Dolly departed 

He turned to the casement window to show me that it was wide open. 
 The Woman in White 

Kammegian tugged open a casement window, then sucked in a mouthful of clean air. 
 Mooch 

In one room a casement window was entirely missing and there was much water damage. 
 On the Beach 

The little casement window in the door opened noiselessly. 
 The Seven Who Were Hanged 

A casement window was cranked all the way open. 
 Fear nothing 

It was a casement window, and at the touch of the hand it gave way. 
 Gunsight Pass: How Oil Came to the Cattle Country and Brought a ... 

A little casement window to the left of the wide entrance-door showed a red cross. 
 A Versailles Christmas-Tide 

Meanings of casement window in English