adj.
1. Architecture Having windows or windowlike openings.
2. Biology Having fenestrae.
[From Latin fenestr
tus, past participle of fenestr
re, to furnish with windows, from fenestra, window.]


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In Context:
Coy was first in line, wearing a much too large helmet, his apparel scribbled over with words he didn't know: futile and fenestrate.
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