The Collaborative International Dictionary
louvered window \lou"vered win"dow\, n. A window having louvers in place of glass, usually over the entire surface of the window.
WordNet
n. a window with glass louvers [syn: jalousie]
Usage examples of "louvered window".
On the night after the day she had stained the louvered window shutters of her new apartment on East 52nd Street, Beth saw a woman slowly and hideously knifed to death in the courtyard of her building.
The inner room was dim and oddly hushed as he passed through the baffle, and he saw that most of the Hive's leadership cadre had taken over the night duty with Hellstrom, who stood at the room's north end, a blocky figure against the dark outline of the louvered window.
I closed the file drawers, checked to see that the louvered window was shut, tidied some papers on the desk, and brushed some dirt off the Month-at-a-Glance that was lying there.
He ran the light along all four sides of the louvered window and saw no wires, no vibration tape, no sign of an alarm.
The citys traffic was giving it hell out beyond the louvered window shutters.