Forcible Entry
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Across 3. The hinged part of a padlock. 4. The support or point of support on which a lever turns in raising or moving an object. 5. A tapered blade on a forcible entry tool, used for prying. 9. A notch, hole, or space cut into a door to receive the lock case, which contains the lock mechanism. 11. A molding that covers the narrow opening between adjacent double doors in the closed position. 12. The metal plate mounted in the door frame that receives the latch or deadbolt. 14. A type of swinging window, usually with small louvered glass sections that open and close by turning a crank. 15. The framework of a window, made of vertical stiles and horizontal rails, that holds the glazing. 16. A type of swinging window that is hinged on the side and swings outward. 17. A door with a metal exterior; may be flush-type or panel-type. Synonymous with Metal Clad Door. 18. The space between the shell and the plug of a lock cylinder obstructed by tumblers in the locked posistion (Two Words)

Down 1. The part of a window that allows light to pass; the glass or thermoplastic panel in a window. 2. A part of the lock, other than the key or the knob, used to lock and unlock a door. 6. A type of swinging window that is hinged at the bottom and swings inward. 7. A simple type of mortise lock that requires a skeleton key to open. 8. Ground and polished, clear sheet glass; also called Float Glass (Two Words) 10. The part of a lock cylinder that activates the bolt or latch as the key is turned. Synonymous with Tail Piece. 13. The plate used with a rim lock to secure the lock cylinder to the door. 15. A vertical member of a window sash. 16. The part of a mortise lock cylinder that moves the bolt or latch as the key is turned.