windscreen
A windscreen is the big glass piece in front of a car that keeps rain and wind out so you can see where you're going.
The windscreen, also known as the front windshield, is the glass panel at the front of a vehicle that protects occupants from wind, rain, and debris while allowing visibility.
Hear It Discussed
"[1105.1s] A roof. [1105.5s] A roof. [1106.4s] Yeah. [1106.8s] Windscreen turns out when you're selling sports cars in England"
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"Oh, because I just worry if you put it just on the roof just above the windscreen. Yeah."
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"Apparently on the launch, it was launched with no windscreen. You remember the car with no windscreen. Yes. And apparently all the journeys got in the cars and drove off onto the a eight."
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