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Definition of open
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Open (a.)
Produced
by an open
string;
as, an open
tone..
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Accessible
::
Accessible
(a.) Open to the
influence
of; -- with to.
Adopter
::
Adopter
(n.) A
receiver,
with two
necks,
opposite
to each
other,
one of which
admits
the neck of a
retort,
and the other is
joined
to
another
receiver.
It is used in
distillations,
to give more space to
elastic
vapors,
to
increase
the
length
of the neck of a
retort,
or to unite two
vessels
whose
openings
have
different
diameters..
Turrilite
::
Turrilite
(n.) Any
fossil
ammonite
of the genus
Turrilites.
The shell forms an open
spiral
with the later
whorls
separate.
Exposure
::
Exposure
(n.) The act of
exposing
or
laying
open,
setting
forth,
laying
bare of
protection,
depriving
of care or
concealment,
or
setting
out to
reprobation
or
contempt..
Outspoken
::
Outspoken
(a.)
Speaking,
or
spoken,
freely,
openly,
or
boldly;
as, an
outspoken
man; an
outspoken
rebuke..
Pirate
::
Pirate
(n.) A
robber
on the high seas; one who by open
violence
takes the
property
of
another
on the high seas;
especially,
one who makes it his
business
to
cruise
for
robbery
or
plunder;
a
freebooter
on the seas; also, one who
steals
in a
harbor..
Profert
::
Profert
(n.) The
exhibition
or
production
of a
record
or paper in open
court,
or an
allegation
that it is in
court..
Gag
::
Gag (v. t.) To pry or hold open by means of a gag.
Bluebeard
::
Bluebeard
(n.) The hero of a
mediaeval
French
nursery
legend,
who,
leaving
home,
enjoined
his young wife not to open a
certain
room in his
castle.
She
entered
it, and found the
murdered
bodies
of his
former
wives.
-- Also used
adjectively
of a
subject
which it is
forbidden
to
investigate..
Obturation
::
Obturation
(n.) The act of
stopping
up, or
closing,
an
opening..
Deadlatch
::
Deadlatch
(n.) A kind of latch whose bolt may be so
locked
by a
detent
that it can not be
opened
from the
inside
by the
handle,
or from the
outside
by the latch key..
Teaze-hole
::
Teaze-hole
(n.) The
opening
in the
furnaces
through
which fuel is
introduced.
Motion
::
Motion
(n.) An
application
made to a court or judge
orally
in open
court.
Its
object
is to
obtain
an order or rule
directing
some act to be done in favor of the
applicant.
Fair
::
Fair
(adv.)
Clearly;
openly;
frankly;
civilly;
honestly;
favorably;
auspiciously;
agreeably.
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) A
depression
or
opening
in the
center
of the base of many
spiral
shells.
Glyceryl
::
Glyceryl
(n.) A
compound
radical,
C3H5,
regarded
as the
essential
radical
of
glycerin.
It is
metameric
with
allyl.
Called
also
propenyl..
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Extended,
in the sense of
diffused;
open;
clear;
full..
Vulva
::
Vulva (n.) The
external
parts of the
female
genital
organs;
sometimes,
the
opening
between
the
projecting
parts of the
external
organs..
Glut
::
Glut (n.)
Something
that fills up an
opening;
a clog.
Vermiculite
::
Vermiculite
(n.) A group of
minerals
having,
a
micaceous
structure.
They are
hydrous
silicates,
derived
generally
from the
alteration
of some kind of mica. So
called
because
the
scales,
when
heated,
open out into
wormlike
forms..
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