Judas window
n.— «A small Judas window in the top section of the door was opened cautiously.» —“The Cameo” by Virginia Teale Sedalia Democrat (Mo.) Nov. 1, 1949. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Judas window
n.— «A small Judas window in the top section of the door was opened cautiously.» —“The Cameo” by Virginia Teale Sedalia Democrat (Mo.) Nov. 1, 1949. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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