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What do you call a little window in a door that can be opened to peek out of?
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∙ 13y ago
Speakeasy. Illegal bars used them to check out clientele. The bars were referred to as a "Speakeasy" after the little window. I "think" they have a different name in castle nomenclature, also used at jails, cloisters and monasteries.
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