defenestration

A month later came the murky event known ever after as the defenestration.

I look forward to such a political defenestration now.

Also, words such as "defenestration" are in use, meaning to throw something out of a window.

It was in this house that the conspirators met to plan the Defenestration of 1618.

Historically, the word defenestration referred to an act of political dissent.

Sometimes, the name the third defenestration of Prague is used, although it has no standard meaning.

Defenestration is the action of throwing someone or something out of a window.

Rachel is clearly the one with locks on every possible route to defenestration.

The Czechs rightly threw them out of the window in an act known as "defenestration".

The headline next day said, death by defenestration.

The event went down in the city's history as the "Cologne Defenestration".

Falls from buildings are often accidental but can also be caused intentionally, such as by defenestration.

They threw a lot of important Catholic people out of the window (called "defenestration").

There is a range of hacker witticisms referring to "defenestration".

I think I came across the word (and its cousin "defenestration") in junior high.

The poem narrates the thoughts of a philosopher undergoing defenestration.

Imagine the explanation that would be needed for the Defenestration of Prague without it.

"Defenestration" rounds off the cycle of stories and explicitly mentions their book publication.

I told him about the defenestration of Ramsey Everett and he gave me five hundred pounds.

"I know that defenestration is usually deliberate, and the Coroner had some pointed words to say on the subject.

Personally I'd find the systematic defenestration of corrupt politicians far more cathartic.

I would be subject to immediate defenestration.

This incident is known as the Defenestration of Prague.

At least 15 patricians were killed during this defenestration of Leuven.

'Defenestration is to be thrown from a window, Harry.