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Definition of opening
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Opening
(n.) A
thinly
wooded
space,
without
undergrowth,
in the midst of a
forest;
as, oak
openings..
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Hatch
::
Hatch (n.) A door with an
opening
over it; a half door,
sometimes
set with
spikes
on the upper
edge..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) An
assemblage
of three or more
pieces
of
timber,
or a metal
member,
forming
a frame
around
an
opening,
and
serving
to
maintain
the
integrity
of that
opening;
also, a ring of stone
serving
a
similar
purpose,
as at the eye of a
dome..
Bloom
::
Bloom (n.) The
opening
of
flowers
in
general;
the state of
blossoming
or of
having
the
flowers
open; as, the
cherry
trees are in
bloom..
Micropyle
::
Micropyle
(n.) An
opening
in the outer coat of a seed,
through
which the
fecundating
pollen
enters
the
ovule..
Kingston Valve
::
Kingston
valve () A
conical
valve,
opening
outward,
to close the mouth of a pipe which
passes
through
the side of a
vessel
below the water
line..
Indehiscent
::
Indehiscent
(a.)
Remaining
closed
at
maturity,
or not
opening
along
regular
lines,
as the
acorn,
or a
cocoanut..
Bevile
::
Bevile
(n.) A chief
broken
or
opening
like a
carpenter's
bevel.
Visor
::
Visor (n.) A part of a
helmet,
arranged
so as to lift or open, and so show the face. The
openings
for
seeing
and
breathing
are
generally
in it..
Openwork
::
Openwork
(n.)
Anything
so
constructed
or
manufactured
(in
needlework,
carpentry,
metal work, etc.) as to show
openings
through
its
substance;
work that is
perforated
or
pierced..
Trapdoor
::
Trapdoor
(n.) A
lifting
or
sliding
door
covering
an
opening
in a roof or
floor.
Oncotomy
::
Oncotomy
(n.) The
opening
of an
abscess,
or the
removal
of a
tumor,
with a
cutting
instrument..
Mouthpiece
::
Mouthpiece
(n.) An
appendage
to an inlet or
outlet
opening
of a pipe or
vessel,
to
direct
or
facilitate
the
inflow
or
outflow
of a
fluid..
Court
::
Court (n.) An
inclosed
space;
a
courtyard;
an
uncovered
area shut in by the walls of a
building,
or by
different
building;
also, a space
opening
from a
street
and
nearly
surrounded
by
houses;
a blind
alley..
Obturation
::
Obturation
(n.) The act of
stopping
up, or
closing,
an
opening..
Aperient
::
Aperient
(a.)
Gently
opening
the
bowels;
laxative.
Crevice
::
Crevice
(n.) A
narrow
opening
resulting
from a split or crack or the
separation
of a
junction;
a
cleft;
a
fissure;
a rent.
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..
Brack
::
Brack (n.) An
opening
caused
by the
parting
of any solid body; a crack or
breach;
a flaw.
Slash
::
Slash (n.) A large slit in the
material
of any
garment,
made to show the
lining
through
the
openings..
Oubliette
::
Oubliette
(n.) A
dungeon
with an
opening
only at the top, found in some old
castles
and other
strongholds,
into which
persons
condemned
to
perpetual
imprisonment,
or to
perish
secretly,
were
thrust,
or lured to
fall..
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