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What is another word for window?
ans2. Way way back in time, there was no glass, and the openings in the wall were draughty, and the name was 'wind eye'. And that is the origin of 'window'.Peeping portal
What is 1 plus 1 riddle answer?
Window.
What another word for cracking a window?
a brick crack!
What is another word for tapping on a door and a window?
knocking
What another name for arrogant?
another name for arrogant is jealous
What is another name for an attic window?
Another name for an attic window might be a Skylight.
What is a bow window?
Another name for it is oriel.
Another name for a window cleaner?
vision technician
What is another name for window mc?
do you mean Media Center?
Another name for a ships window?
A porthole (generally the round ones)
What is another name for a bracken like frosty encrustation on a window?
Frost.
What is another name for a small window on a car?
Quarterlight or quarter glass
Within the Excel program window is another window referred to as the?
Within the excel program window is another window referred to as the?
When a window is displayed in front of another window its said to be amultitaskedbactive windowcminimizeddsceen saver?
When a window is displayed in front of another window it's said to be the active window.
Can you move a window on your screen by pointing to a blank area of the title bar?
If you click the blank area at the top of the window and drag you can move the current window. Another way to move a window is to hit the minimize button and to get it back just click the name of the window at the tool bar at the bottom of the window.
What is another word for window?
ans2. Way way back in time, there was no glass, and the openings in the wall were draughty, and the name was 'wind eye'. And that is the origin of 'window'.Peeping portal
Another name for a slatted window shutter?
Another name for a slatted window shutter is a "louvered shutter." These shutters feature horizontal slats that can be adjusted to control light and airflow while providing privacy. They are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings for both aesthetic and functional purposes.
