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Definition of open
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of open is as below...
Open (a.) Free to be used,
enjoyed,
visited,
or the like; not
private;
public;
unrestricted
in use; as, an open
library,
museum,
court,
or other
assembly;
liable
to the
approach,
trespass,
or
attack
of any one;
unprotected;
exposed..
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Openwork
::
Openwork
(n.) A
quarry;
an open cut.
Divide
::
Divide
(v. i.) To be
separated;
to part; to open; to go
asunder.
Gap
::
Gap (n.) An
opening
in
anything
made by
breaking
or
parting;
as, a gap in a
fence;
an
opening
for a
passage
or
entrance;
an
opening
which
implies
a
breach
or
defect;
a
vacant
space or time; a
hiatus;
a
mountain
pass..
Obturator
::
Obturator
(n.) An
apparatus
designed
to close an
unnatural
opening,
as a
fissure
of the
palate..
Airless
::
Airless
(a.) Not open to a free
current
of air;
wanting
fresh air, or
communication
with the open air..
Kipper
::
Kipper
(n.) A
salmon
split open,
salted,
and dried or
smoked;
-- so
called
because
salmon
after
spawning
were
usually
so
cured,
not being good when
fresh..
Lacuna
::
Lacuna
(n.) A small
opening;
a small
depression
or
cavity;
a
space,
as a
vacant
space
between
the cells of
plants,
or one of the
spaces
left among the
tissues
of the lower
animals,
which serve in place of
vessels
for the
circulation
of the body
fluids,
or the
cavity
or sac,
usually
of very small size, in a
mucous
membrane..
Mesembryanthemum
::
Mesembryanthemum
(n.) A genus of
herbaceous
or
suffruticose
plants,
chiefly
natives
of South
Africa.
The
leaves
are
opposite,
thick,
and
f/eshy.
The
flowers
usually
open about
midday,
whence
the
name..
Gambit
::
Gambit
(n.) A mode of
opening
the game, in which a pawn is
sacrificed
to gain an
attacking
position..
Explicit
::
Explicit
(a.) Not
implied
merely,
or
conveyed
by
implication;
distinctly
stated;
plain in
language;
open to the
understanding;
clear;
not
obscure
or
ambiguous;
express;
unequivocal;
as, an
explicit
declaration..
Seam
::
Seam (v. i.) To
become
ridgy;
to crack open.
Hatchway
::
Hatchway
(n.) A
square
or
oblong
opening
in a deck or
floor,
affording
passage
from one deck or story to
another;
the
entrance
to a
cellar..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) An
opening
through
the
floors
of a
building,
as for a
staircase
or an
elevator;
a
wellhole..
Blastopore
::
Blastopore
(n.) The pore or
opening
leading
into the
cavity
of
invagination,
or
archenteron..
Foraminated
::
Foraminated
(a.)
Having
small
opening,
or
foramina..
Vestibulum
::
Vestibulum
(n.) A
cavity
into
which,
in
certain
bryozoans,
the
esophagus
and anus
open..
Lap
::
Lap (n.) The
amount
by which a slide valve at its half
stroke
overlaps
a port in the seat, being equal to the
distance
the valve must move from its mid
stroke
position
in order to begin to open the port. Used
alone,
lap
refers
to
outside
lap. See
Outside
lap
(below)..
Socket
::
Socket
(n.) An
opening
into which
anything
is
fitted;
any
hollow
thing or place which
receives
and holds
something
else; as, the
sockets
of the
teeth..
Uncoil
::
Uncoil
(v. t.) To
unwind
or open, as a coil of
rope..
Private
::
Private
(a.) Not
publicly
known;
not open;
secret;
as, a
private
negotiation;
a
private
understanding..
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