Letter
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Soft rock used for windows during Early Middle Ages
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Alabaster
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B
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Multi-panelled window that protrudes from the building
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Bay window
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C
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Hangs above windows, internally
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Curtains
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D
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Type of windows used to improve insulation
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Double-glazed
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E
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This building has 6,514 windows and 102 storeys
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Empire State Building
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F
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These have traditionally been made of wood
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Frames
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G
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Transparent material
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Glass
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H
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Type of window resembling bee cell
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Hexagonal window
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I
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Main purpose of windows
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Illumination
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J
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Another name for louvered window
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Jalousie window
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K
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Gas used between panes of double-glazed windows to improve insulation
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Krypton
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L
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Tall, narrow window with sharp arch at its top
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Lancet window
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M
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Vertical element that forms a division between units of a window
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Mullion
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N
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Old language the word window derives from
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Norse
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O
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Similar to B, but it doesn't reach ground
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Oriel window
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P
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A window often has multiple of these
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Panes
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Q
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Hard crystalline mineral composed of silica, used to make glass
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Quartz
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R
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Circular window found in Gothic cathedrals
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Rose window
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S
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Type of window built into a roof structure
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Skylight
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T
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Type of efficiency pertinent to window design
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Thermal efficency
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U
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Special type of PVC
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uPVC
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V
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Popular type of window covering
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Venetian blinds
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W
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Type of window placed in the gable-end of a house and rotated 45 degrees
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Witch window
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X
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What wood is, biologically, as something that transports water from the roots to the leaves
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Xylem
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Y
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In stained glass window making, a 'Silver Stain' would make glass this color
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Yellow
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Z
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German town with a Glass Queen, known for glass making
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Zwiesel
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