drop light
slam-door
carriage door
cabin car
ducket
sliding window
coupé
box van
boxcar
transom window
transom
fanlight
car door
goods van
vestibule
single-heading
casement window
sidelight
dormer window
windowwards
wicket
windowwise
runaway
swing motion
window-down
shunter
window seat
power car
vision panel
windowlet
cabside
cab
roller bolt
windowward
quarter glass
by rail
slider
pilot beam
accommodation coach
mardana
slammer
hop a freight
coach lamp
dewirement
driving van trailer
subfenestral
dining car
goods train
cling
undertype
dome car
wheel lathe
seat lock
railway train
redcap
cochlear window
underhung
draft-bar
reveal
entrain
autocoach
sliding door
hopper
traverse
top-to-bottom
baggage car
valve
gable window
gangwayed
passenger car
swingtree
car
reliveried
stepping back
composite
strap
goods shed
wagonway
incline
hop freight
snipebill
firehole
robbin
glass door
choo-choo
trellis
tailgate
subform
splay
doorcase
control car
windowsill

English words for 'A window in a train carriage that is opened by pushing it downward into the door.'

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