Words that might have that use are the verbs discard, ditch, eject, evict, jettison, pitch, or toss.Defenestrate = to throw or eject from a window or opening. The word is metaphorically but once applied literally to people, notably the Defenestration of Prague (1618), where officials were "thrown out of office", literally!
It means thrown out, both literally and figuratively.
The English word window comes from the Old Norse 'vindauga' which means wind eye. The word window was first recorded in the 13th century to refer to an unglazed hole in a roof.
Discarded means having thrown something away, gotten rid of it, or rejected itIn card games, it means to have played a card or having thrown out a card that did not follow suit or that was not needed.
It comes from two root words. syn which means "together" and bole "a throwing" and literally means "thrown together"
Jim had thrown the baseball into the neighbor's window.
The word that means that is jetsam The word that means that is jetsam
Words that might have that use are the verbs discard, ditch, eject, evict, jettison, pitch, or toss.Defenestrate = to throw or eject from a window or opening. The word is metaphorically but once applied literally to people, notably the Defenestration of Prague (1618), where officials were "thrown out of office", literally!
The Latin verb jacio jacere means "to throw". The stem -ject comes from this verb.dejecta literally means "thrown or cast down". subjecta literally means "thrown under", rejectameans "thrown back" etc.
It means thrown out, both literally and figuratively.
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The word thrown originated from the word threw. Thrown is the past tense of threw. One could say that the word thrown does not sound very proper, but, it is.
If it was thrown hard enough. Than again, pretty much any solid object can shatter a window if thrown hard enough...
The English word window comes from the Old Norse 'vindauga' which means wind eye. The word window was first recorded in the 13th century to refer to an unglazed hole in a roof.
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Discarded means having thrown something away, gotten rid of it, or rejected itIn card games, it means to have played a card or having thrown out a card that did not follow suit or that was not needed.