casement
IPA: kˈeɪsmʌnt
noun
- A window sash that is hinged on the side.
- A window having such sashes; a casement window.ᵂᵖ
- (military) Occasionally seen as a usage error due to the similarity of the words: A casemate.
- A surname from Irish.
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Examples of "casement" in Sentences
- The structure has casement windows.
- Casement was not a member of the IRB.
- It also has casement and slider doors.
- Casement windows are hinged at the side.
- The windows are casement and double hung.
- The situation is much the same with Casement.
- Casement and awning windows were of aluminum.
- Casement was gay and McBride was a philanderer.
- A casement is needed to contain the water flow.
- There are a variety of sash and casement window types.
- Glancing up to the window casement, she noted the sun was high in the morning sky.
- ` Drop the Bible into the room, 'for I had seen that the casement was a little open.
- The casement was a double one, but I felt sure I could drive a bullet through one of them.
- The grills on each side of the entrance to the main hall were open; that is, the casement windows were thrown back.
- To express it in the same idle imagery it would be the fact that even a casement is a part of a house, as a kettle is a part of a household.
- Looking through the casement was the visage of the mariner, no longer stern, but moved with unutterable emotion, and tears, yes, tears trickling down his weather-beaten cheeks.
- Billy gap-grinning and breathing hard, bracing for another blow, shouting across the cul-de-sac at the propped casement window beneath the canopy porch of the dressing room where Baby crouches, watching...
- If you want your Shakespeare in hock to unrelenting beats, populated by pimps and gimps, blow-up dolls and globetrotting MC crews - and performed with more zest than a casement of lemons - this is the transatlantic hiphop party musical for you.
- Through a rent in the wall, forming a kind of casement, and about ten feet from the ground, the light now broke over the matted and rank soil, embedded, as it were, in vast masses of shade, and streaming through a mouldering portico hard at hand.
- The only object of attraction to be seen from the casement was a fine view of the sea; but Ernest had been too long a sojourner on the wild waste of waters, not to have become weary of their monotony, and tired of gazing at what had been so long a familiar object, he turned his attention to the interior of the room.
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