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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.) Not
concealed
or
secret;
not
hidden
or
disguised;
exposed
to view or to
knowledge;
revealed;
apparent;
as, open
schemes
or
plans;
open shame or
guilt..
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Twopence
::
Twopence
(n.) A small coin, and money of
account,
in
England,
equivalent
to two
pennies,
--
minted
to a fixed
annual
amount,
for
almsgiving
by the
sovereign
on
Maundy
Thursday..
Quarrel
::
Quarrel
(n.) A small
opening
in
window
tracery,
of which the
cusps,
etc., make the form
nearly
square..
Promulgation
::
Promulgation
(n.) The act of
promulgating;
publication;
open
declaration;
as, the
promulgation
of the
gospel..
Obvious
::
Obvious
(a.)
Exposed;
subject;
open;
liable.
Stenostome
::
Stenosis
(n.) A
narrowing
of the
opening
or
hollow
of any
passage,
tube, or
orifice;
as,
stenosis
of the
pylorus.
It
differs
from
stricture
in being
applied
especially
to
diffused
rather
than
localized
contractions,
and in
always
indicating
an
origin
organic
and not
spasmodic..
Kindergarten
::
Kindergarten
(n.) A
school
for young
children,
conducted
on the
theory
that
education
should
be begun by
gratifying
and
cultivating
the
normal
aptitude
for
exercise,
play,
observation,
imitation,
and
construction;
-- a name given by
Friedrich
Froebel,
a
German
educator,
who
introduced
this
method
of
training,
in rooms
opening
on a
garden..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) An
opening
or
displacement
in the
circuit,
interrupting
the
electrical
current..
Light
::
Light (n.) Open view; a
visible
state or
condition;
public
observation;
publicity.
Open-air
::
Open-air
(a.)
Taking
place in the open air;
outdoor;
as, an
open-air
game or
meeting..
Bevile
::
Bevile
(n.) A chief
broken
or
opening
like a
carpenter's
bevel.
Jimmy
::
Jimmy (n.) A short
crowbar
used by
burglars
in
breaking
open
doors.
Unmask
::
Unmask
(v. t.) To strip of a mask or
disguise;
to lay open; to
expose.
Snatch Block
::
Snatch
block () a kind of block with an
opening
in one side to
receive
the bight of a rope.
Stomatodaeum
::
Stomatoda
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Protozoa
in which a
mouthlike
opening
exists.
Veranda
::
Veranda
(n.) An open,
roofed
gallery
or
portico,
adjoining
a
dwelling
house,
forming
an
out-of-door
sitting
room. See
Loggia..
Labium
::
Labium
(n.) The folds of
integument
at the
opening
of the
vulva.
Lattice
::
Lattice
(v. i.) To
close,
as an
opening,
with
latticework;
to
furnish
with a
lattice;
as, to
lattice
a
window..
Aperient
::
Aperient
(a.)
Gently
opening
the
bowels;
laxative.
Colotomy
::
Colotomy
(n.) An
operation
for
opening
the colo.
Moot-hill
::
Moot-hill
(n.) A hill of
meeting
or
council;
an
elevated
place in the open air where
public
assemblies
or
courts
were held by the
Saxons;
--
called,
in
Scotland,
mute-hill..
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