o·ri·el 
(ôrē-əl)
(ôrē-əl)n.
A bay window projecting from an upper floor, often supported from below with corbels or brackets.
[Middle English, from Old French oriol, porch, from Medieval Latin oriolum.]
oriel- by halves
- by hand
- by heart
- by hook or by crook
- by/in virtue of
- by Jove
- bylaw
- by leaps and bounds
- byline
- by-line
- byliner
- by means of
- by-name
- by no means
- BYOB
- by one's bootstraps
- by oneself
- by (one's) (own) bootstraps
- by one's own bootstraps
- by (or in)fits and starts
- by (or in) fits and starts
- by own bootstraps
- bypass
- by-pass
- bypast