Definition of: casement

(kās′mənt) noun
1. The sash of a window when arranged to open on hinges at the side, or a window arranged with such sashes.
2. A case; covering; incasement. [<OF encassement]
—case′ment·ed adjective

Definition of: Casement

(kās′mənt), Sir Roger,
1864–1916, Irish patriot, hanged by the British for treason.

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Definition of: casement

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