Windows

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The inedible parts of a grain-producing plant.

Straw or hay cut up fine for the food of cattle.

Any excess or unwanted material, resource, or person; anything worthless.

Light jesting talk; banter; raillery.

Loose material, e.g. small strips of aluminum foil dropped from aircraft, intended to interfere with radar detection.

A piece of glass you can open when it gets too hot outside. Come on people Urban Dictionary

The fanciest version of Solitaire I've ever played. Urban Dictionary

Things you look out of. Urban Dictionary

1. A 32-bit Operating System with a graphical interface and 16-bit backwards compatibility for older applications. It was created by Microsoft Corporation. 2. A name that may refer to Windows NT or Operating Systems based on Windows NT such as Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Windows NT and it's variants were also developed by Microsoft Corporation. They are true 32-bit Operating Systems. They are not the same as Windows 9.x (3.1/95/98/ME). Urban Dictionary

1. An opening or a panel built into a wall, roof, or floor inside structure to permit the pass through of light or air. 2. implies Microsoft Windows. A computer operating system developed by Microsoft. First released in 1985, running on top of MS-DOS, in order to implement a graphical user interface (GUI) computing. Urban Dictionary

An operating system marketed by Microsoft. Many people hate it, but still use it. Here's some proof. WinXP-75% Win2000-6.5% WinVista-3.1% Linux-3.3% Mac-3.8% Other-about 3% Urban Dictionary

Plates of glass. When used in a house, it can be opened for fresh air or in case of an emergancy. Urban Dictionary

An Operating System developed by the much hated Microsoft Corporation. Became popular via amoral business practise on the part of Microsoft. Windows is world renowned for being insecure and bug ridden. Some describe it as "the only computer virus that you pay to use". Urban Dictionary

The operating system that crashes every time you use it. Causes blue screen of death phenomenons. Urban Dictionary

Glass panes common in the walls of buildings, especially sky scrapers, allowing people inside to see the outside and to let light in. Windows have been around for thousands of years, although they were originally just holes in the walls of buildings, without any glass panes. Windows should not be confused with the remarkably unstable and virus-susceptible Windoze. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to windows:
windows, window, widows, windrows, winnows, windowy, lindows.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word windows:
tracery, vista, linux, sash, server, cornice, microsoft, recessed, desktop, xbox, arched, macintosh, pcs, unix, parapet, stained, chancel, ios, api, doorway, window, openings, mac, apps, aisle, android, explorer, gable, compatibility, nave, porch, phone, projecting, arches, update, bays, facade, kernel, messenger, doors, dos, flanked, registry, decorative, browser, default, files, functionality, topped, embedded, framed, boot, interface, updates, file, glass, operating, compatible, roof, mobile, app, rectangular, floor, user, pack, client, panels, ceiling, platforms, devices, computers, hardware, door, decorated, exterior, entrance, disk, interior, applications, arch, gothic, installed, lights, software, brick, timber, altar, columns, console, supports, beta, walls, carved, installation, download, version, virtual, rear, apple, graphics.

Adjectives that are often used to describe windows:
open, large, small, glass, tall, french, stained, high, broken, arched, front, narrow, upper, long, big, mullioned, lighted, floor, wide, gothic, shuttered, double, headed, lower, huge, multiple, closed, light, tinted, curtained, tiny, paned, dark, pointed, back, latticed, rear, square, story, leaded, circular, ceiling, beautiful, rectangular, round, upstairs, grated, broad, hung, dirty, oval, numerous, darkened, smaller, bay, south, dormer, east, lofty, shattered, outside, glazed, uncurtained, traceried, dusty, clerestory, empty, smashed, shaped, clean, blank, top, bright, eastern.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective windows:
application, system, environment, version, desktop, program, platform, machine, form, programs, authentication, computer, server, folder, interface, software, registry, domain, service, user, users, taskbar, menu, programming, applications, file, installation, files, client, account, network, clipboard, shell, world, box, key, help, systems, versions, command, session, partition, screen, driver, format, group, services, window, project, directory, name, workstation, security, notepad, message, code, utility, control, accounts, platforms, disk, clients, documentation, logo, host, feature, bar, printer, drivers, family, setup, component, settings, kernel, icon, product, package, controller, object, servers, networking, shortcut, console, tool, password, log, login, programmer, compatibility, button, computers, mode, metafile.

Consonant match to windows:
wonders, wanders, winders, windas, juan does, one days, one dies, one does, wand is, wanda is, wend his, wenders, when does, win does.

Words that sound like windows:
windows, windies, windas, wendy's, window, winds, widows, widdows, winnows, windows xp, windus, windows ce, windrows, wynds, windowy, windrose, wends, hindus, wounds, windy, wands, weirdos, windier, winda, winders, weirdoes, wando, windowed, wind rose, windish, pintos, sandos, sandoz, rondos, wonders, wendy, wednesdays, wendi, one day, wenda, wenders, whenas, wendish, juntos, handies, windowing, wind, wins, widow, wanders, winded, sundays, wanda, mondays, winder, windex, winde, mendez, weenies, widower, winnow, sundaes, winces, windom, windle, wido, windless, windham, winos, windon, winches, wandy, widnes, windlass, wids, winans, wanto, windage, windings, wienies, windrow, windell, ten days, widowers, wingdings, sundas, waldos, wadas, windel, windler, windley, wandoo, winden, windover, centos, lentos, winged it, winnower, weirdies, windows nt.