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n. a window with strips of metal holding small pieces of glass
Usage examples of "lattice window".
For as it was still echoing, I heard a creaking sound through the pitchy blackness, and knew that a lattice window was opening in that accursed old house beside us.
Uncommunicative as I am by nature (he disappears and reappears at the middle window), I am still more so when compelled to hold converse with two such ornaments of their sex (he disappears and reappears at the right-hand window) through a lattice window.
Through an open lattice window could be glimpsed the lush green of the palace gardens at Tongjiang.
The lattice window of his room had blown open, and the curtains of his little bed were swinging about in the wind.
And then we went to our bedchamber and I pinned a cloth over the lattice window so it would be dark.
It was a high lattice window, opening like a door, and the sill of it was no more than two and a half or three feet from the ground.
To the place where Dracula kisses me upon the stairs under the lattice window, the third and last time?
When the trap closed, Fordheir saw the bandit leader, already hit twice, crash his horse through the lattice window of a shop.
It was averred, likewise, that the lattice window, near the Colonel's chair, was open.