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Definition of open
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Open (v. t.) To
spread;
to
expand;
as, to open the
hand..
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Sidepiece
::
Sidepiece
(n.) The jamb, or
cheek,
of an
opening
in a wall, as of door or
window..
Washer
::
Washer
(n.) A
fitting,
usually
having
a plug,
applied
to a
cistern,
tub, sink, or the like, and
forming
the
outlet
opening..
Unseam
::
Unseam
(v. t.) To open the seam or seams of; to rip; to cut; to cut open.
Barb
::
Barb (n.) Paps, or
little
projections,
of the
mucous
membrane,
which mark the
opening
of the
submaxillary
glands
under the
tongue
in
horses
and
cattle.
The name is
mostly
applied
when the barbs are
inflamed
and
swollen..
Insurrection
::
Insurrection
(n.) A
rising
against
civil or
political
authority,
or the
established
government;
open and
active
opposition
to the
execution
of law in a city or
state..
Cuff
::
Cuff (n.) A blow;
esp.,,
a blow with the open hand; a box; a
slap..
Moot
::
Moot (a.)
Subject,
or open, to
argument
or
discussion;
undecided;
debatable;
mooted..
Reem
::
Reem (v. t.) To open (the seams of a
vessel's
planking)
for the
purpose
of
calking
them.
Yawn
::
Yawn (v. i.) To open wide; to gape, as if to allow the
entrance
or exit of
anything..
Airometer
::
Airometer
(n.) A
hollow
cylinder
to
contain
air. It is
closed
above and open
below,
and has its open end
plunged
into
water..
Girder
::
Girder
(n.) A main beam; a
stright,
horizontal
beam to span an
opening
or carry
weight,
such as ends of floor
beams,
etc.;
hence,
a
framed
or
built-up
member
discharging
the same
office,
technically
called
a
compound
girder.
See
Illusts.
of
Frame,
and
Doubleframed
floor,
under
Double..
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.
Landau
::
Landau
(n.) A
four-wheeled
covered
vehicle,
the top of which is
divided
into two
sections
which can be let down, or
thrown
back, in such a
manner
as to make an open
carriage..
Xystus
::
Xystus
(n.) A long and open
portico,
for
athletic
exercises,
as
wrestling,
running,
etc., for use in
winter
or in
stormy
weather..
Directly
::
Directly
(adv.)
Manifestly;
openly.
Bias
::
Bias (n.) A
leaning
of the mind;
propensity
or
prepossession
toward
an
object
or view, not
leaving
the mind
indifferent;
bent;
inclination..
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) One of
certain
stops in the
organ,
so
called
because
they
extend
through
the scale of the
instrument.
They are of
several
kinds,
as open
diapason,
stopped
diapason,
double
diapason,
and the
like..
Gasp
::
Gasp (n.) The act of
opening
the mouth
convulsively
to catch the
breath;
a
labored
respiration;
a
painful
catching
of the
breath.
Atrium
::
Atrium
(n.) An open court with a porch or
gallery
around
three or more
sides;
especially
at the
entrance
of a
basilica
or other
church.
The name was
extended
in the
Middle
Ages to the open
churchyard
or
cemetery.
Scarify
::
Scarify
(v. t.) To
scratch
or cut the skin of; esp.
(Med.),
to make small
incisions
in, by means of a
lancet
or
scarificator,
so as to draw blood from the
smaller
vessels
without
opening
a large
vein..
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