out window, out winder

[Eng. out, and window.] A projecting window; a bay window. Out-wing', v. t. [Eng. out, and wing.] 1. Ord. Lang.: To move faster on the wing than; to outstrip in flying. "As she attempts at words, his courser springs O'er hills and lawns, and even a wish outwings." Garth: Ovid; Metamorphoses xiv. 2954 oval of Des cartes, Cartes i an-oval, s. Math .: A curve such that the simultaneous increments of two lines drawn from the generating point of the curve to two fixed points, have always to each other a constant ratio. If the ratio is equal to -1, the oval becomes an ellipse; if it is equal to +1, it is a hyperbola.