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Definition of open
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Open (v. i.) To
unclose;
to form a hole,
breach,
or gap; to be
unclosed;
to be
parted..
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Pert
::
Pert (a.) Open;
evident;
apert.
Gondola
::
Gondola
(n.) A long,
narrow
boat with a high prow and
stern,
used in the
canals
of
Venice.
A
gondola
is
usually
propelled
by one or two
oarsmen
who stand
facing
the prow, or by
poling.
A
gondola
for
passengers
has a small open cabin
amidships,
for their
protection
against
the sun or rain. A
sumptuary
law of
Venice
required
that
gondolas
should
be
painted
black,
and they are
customarily
so
painted
now..
Unbolt
::
Unbolt
(v. t.) To
remove
a bolt from; to
unfasten;
to
unbar;
to open.
Champaign
::
Champaign
(n.) A flat, open
country..
Piracy
::
Piracy
(n.)
Robbery
on the high seas; the
taking
of
property
from
others
on the open sea by open
violence;
without
lawful
authority,
and with
intent
to
steal;
-- a crime
answering
to
robbery
on
land..
Shopen
::
Shopen
() p. p. of
Shape.
Propense
::
Propense
(a.)
Leaning
toward,
in a moral
sense;
inclined;
disposed;
prone;
as, women
propense
to
holiness..
Catch
::
Catch (v. i.) To be held or
impeded
by
entanglement
or a light
obstruction;
as, a kite
catches
in a tree; a door
catches
so as not to
open..
Fair
::
Fair
(superl.)
Characterized
by
frankness,
honesty,
impartiality,
or
candor;
open;
upright;
free from
suspicion
or bias;
equitable;
just; -- said of
persons,
character,
or
conduct;
as, a fair man; fair
dealing;
a fair
statement..
Blastopore
::
Blastopore
(n.) The pore or
opening
leading
into the
cavity
of
invagination,
or
archenteron..
Apertly
::
Apertly
(adv.)
Openly;
clearly.
Cirripedia
::
Cirripedia
(n. pl.) An order of
Crustacea
including
the
barnacles.
When
adult,
they have a
calcareous
shell
composed
of
several
pieces.
From the
opening
of the shell the
animal
throws
out a group of
curved
legs,
looking
like a
delicate
curl,
whence
the name of the
group.
See
Anatifa..
Debouch
::
Debouch
(v. i.) To march out from a wood,
defile,
or other
confined
spot, into open
ground;
to
issue..
Prime
::
Prime (n.) The first part; the
earliest
stage;
the
beginning
or
opening,
as of the day, the year, etc.;
hence,
the dawn; the
spring..
Calash
::
Calash
(n.) A light
carriage
with low
wheels,
having
a top or hood that can be
raised
or
lowered,
seats for
inside,
a
separate
seat for the
driver,
and often a
movable
front,
so that it can be used as
either
an open or a close
carriage..
Eventerate
::
Eventerate
(v. t.) To rip open;
todisembowel.
Larynx
::
Larynx
(n.) The
expanded
upper end of the
windpipe
or
trachea,
connected
with the hyoid bone or
cartilage.
It
contains
the vocal
cords,
which
produce
the voice by their
vibrations,
when they are
stretched
and a
current
of air
passes
between
them. The
larynx
is
connected
with the
pharynx
by an
opening,
the
glottis,
which,
in
mammals,
is
protected
by a
lidlike
epiglottis..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Firmly
held
together;
compact;
not loose or open; as, tight
cloth;
a tight
knot..
Amphitheatre
::
Amphitheatre
(n.) An oval or
circular
building
with
rising
tiers of seats about an open space
called
the
arena.
Level
::
Level (a.)
Straightforward;
direct;
clear;
open.
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