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| jump out of a window (Snow_storm) | |||
| defenestrate oneself (‘Playing the whole album might cause a hungover person to defenestrate themselves.' || ‘Later in the film, Richard, a gaunt, haggard, disease-ravaged poet defenestrates himself before the eyes of his best friend and former lover, the achingly frustrated Clarissa Vaughan.' 'More) | |||
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| defenestrate (‘Those captured are killed by a variety of means: some are hanged, some are decapitated, some are drawn and quartered, some are defenestrated (thrown from upper floor windows), some are put into sacks and thrown into the Loire to drown.') | |||
| defenestrate (To execute by throwing from a window) | |||
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| throw smth. out the window | |||
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| throw out of the window | |||
| выброситься из окна: 2 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Makarov | 1 |
| Slang | 1 |