open 音標拼音: ['opən]
vt . 打開,開;開始,開業
vi . 開
a . 開著的,開放的;開闊的;公開的,自由出入的
打開,開;開始,開業開開著的,開放的;開闊的;公開的,自由出入的
OPEN 打開指令; 打開敘述
open 開放; 開啟; 斷路; 打開; 斷開; 開路
open 開放常式
open 開 開放
open adj 1 :
affording unobstructed entrance and exit ;
not shut or closed ; "
an open door "; "
they left the door open " [
synonym :
{
open }, {
unfastened }] [
ant : {
closed }, {
shut }, {
unopen }]
2 :
affording free passage or access ; "
open drains "; "
the road is open to traffic "; "
open ranks " [
ant : {
closed }]
3 :
with no protection or shield ; "
the exposed northeast frontier "; "
open to the weather "; "
an open wound " [
synonym :
{
exposed }, {
open }]
4 :
open to or in view of all ; "
an open protest "; "
an open letter to the editor "
5 :
used of mouth or eyes ; "
keep your eyes open "; "
his mouth slightly opened " [
synonym : {
open }, {
opened }] [
ant : {
closed },
{
shut }]
6 :
not having been filled ; "
the job is still open "
7 :
accessible to all ; "
open season "; "
an open economy "
8 :
not defended or capable of being defended ; "
an open city ";
"
open to attack " [
synonym : {
assailable }, {
undefendable },
{
undefended }, {
open }]
9 : (
of textures )
full of small openings or gaps ; "
an open texture "; "
a loose weave " [
synonym : {
loose }, {
open }]
10 :
having no protecting cover or enclosure ; "
an open boat "; "
an open fire "; "
open sports cars "
11 : (
set theory )
of an interval that contains neither of its endpoints [
ant : {
closed }]
12 :
not brought to a conclusion ;
subject to further thought ; "
an open question "; "
our position on this bill is still undecided "; "
our lawsuit is still undetermined " [
synonym :
{
open }, {
undecided }, {
undetermined }, {
unresolved }]
13 :
not sealed or having been unsealed ; "
the letter was already open "; "
the opened package lay on the table " [
synonym : {
open },
{
opened }]
14 :
without undue constriction as from e .
g .
tenseness or inhibition ; "
the clarity and resonance of an open tone ";
"
her natural and open response "
15 :
ready or willing to receive favorably ; "
receptive to the proposals " [
synonym : {
receptive }, {
open }] [
ant : {
unreceptive }]
16 :
open and observable ;
not secret or hidden ; "
an overt lie ";
"
overt hostility "; "
overt intelligence gathering "; "
open ballots " [
synonym : {
overt }, {
open }] [
ant : {
covert }]
17 :
not requiring union membership ; "
an open shop employs nonunion workers "
18 :
possibly accepting or permitting ; "
a passage capable of misinterpretation "; "
open to interpretation "; "
an issue open to question "; "
the time is fixed by the director and players and therefore subject to much variation " [
synonym : {
capable },
{
open }, {
subject }]
19 :
affording free passage or view ; "
a clear view "; "
a clear path to victory "; "
open waters "; "
the open countryside "
[
synonym : {
clear }, {
open }]
20 :
openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness ; "
his candid eyes "; "
an open and trusting nature "; "
a heart -
to -
heart talk " [
synonym : {
candid }, {
open },
{
heart -
to -
heart }]
21 :
ready for business ; "
the stores are open "
n 1 :
a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water ;
"
finally broke out of the forest into the open " [
synonym :
{
open }, {
clear }]
2 :
where the air is unconfined ; "
he wanted to get outdoors a little "; "
the concert was held in the open air "; "
camping in the open " [
synonym : {
outdoors }, {
out -
of -
doors }, {
open air },
{
open }]
3 :
a tournament in which both professionals and amateurs may play 4 :
information that has become public ; "
all the reports were out in the open "; "
the facts had been brought to the surface "
[
synonym : {
open }, {
surface }]
v 1 :
cause to open or to become open ; "
Mary opened the car door "
[
synonym : {
open }, {
open up }] [
ant : {
close }, {
shut }]
2 :
start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning ; "
open a business " [
synonym : {
open }, {
open up }] [
ant :
{
close }, {
close down }, {
close up }, {
fold }, {
shut down }]
3 :
become open ; "
The door opened " [
synonym : {
open }, {
open up }] [
ant :
{
close }, {
shut }]
4 :
begin or set in action ,
of meetings ,
speeches ,
recitals ,
etc .; "
He opened the meeting with a long speech " [
ant :
{
close }]
5 :
spread out or open from a closed or folded state ; "
open the map "; "
spread your arms " [
synonym : {
unfold }, {
spread }, {
spread out }, {
open }] [
ant : {
fold }, {
fold up }, {
turn up }]
6 :
make available ; "
This opens up new possibilities " [
synonym :
{
open }, {
open up }]
7 :
become available ; "
an opportunity opened up " [
synonym : {
open },
{
open up }]
8 :
have an opening or passage or outlet ; "
The bedrooms open into the hall "
9 :
make the opening move ; "
Kasparov opened with a standard opening "
10 :
afford access to ; "
the door opens to the patio "; "
The French doors give onto a terrace " [
synonym : {
afford }, {
open }, {
give }]
11 :
display the contents of a file or start an application as on a computer [
ant : {
close }]
Open \
O "
pen \,
a . [
AS .
open ;
akin to D .
open ,
OS .
opan ,
G .
offan ,
Icel .
opinn ,
Sw . ["
o ]
ppen ,
Dan .
aaben ,
and perh .
to E .
up .
Cf . {
Up },
and {
Ope }.]
1 .
Free of access ;
not shut up ;
not closed ;
affording unobstructed ingress or egress ;
not impeding or preventing passage ;
not locked up or covered over ; --
applied to passageways ;
as ,
an open door ,
window ,
road ,
etc .;
also ,
to inclosed structures or objects ;
as ,
open houses ,
boxes ,
baskets ,
bottles ,
etc .;
also ,
to means of communication or approach by water or land ;
as ,
an open harbor or roadstead .
[
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Through the gate ,
Wide open and unguarded ,
Satan passed . --
Milton [
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Note :
Also ,
figuratively ,
used of the ways of communication of the mind ,
as by the senses ;
ready to hear ,
see ,
etc .;
as ,
to keep one '
s eyes and ears open .
[
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His ears are open unto their cry . --
Ps .
xxxiv .
15 .
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2 .
Free to be used ,
enjoyed ,
visited ,
or the like ;
not private ;
public ;
unrestricted in use ;
as ,
an open library ,
museum ,
court ,
or other assembly ;
liable to the approach ,
trespass ,
or attack of any one ;
unprotected ;
exposed .
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If Demetrius . . .
have a matter against any man ,
the law is open and there are deputies . --
Acts xix .
33 .
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The service that I truly did his life ,
Hath left me open to all injuries . --
Shak .
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3 .
Free or cleared of obstruction to progress or to view ;
accessible ;
as ,
an open tract ;
the open sea .
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4 .
Not drawn together ,
closed ,
or contracted ;
extended ;
expanded ;
as ,
an open hand ;
open arms ;
an open flower ;
an open prospect .
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Each ,
with open arms ,
embraced her chosen knight .
--
Dryden .
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5 .
Hence :
(
a )
Without reserve or false pretense ;
sincere ;
characterized by sincerity ;
unfeigned ;
frank ;
also ,
generous ;
liberal ;
bounteous ; --
applied to personal appearance ,
or character ,
and to the expression of thought and feeling ,
etc .
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With aspect open ,
shall erect his head . --
Pope .
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The Moor is of a free and open nature . --
Shak .
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The French are always open ,
familiar ,
and talkative . --
Addison .
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(
b )
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 ;
open source code .
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His thefts are too open . --
Shak .
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That I may find him ,
and with secret gaze Or open admiration him behold . --
Milton .
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6 .
Not of a quality to prevent communication ,
as by closing water ways ,
blocking roads ,
etc .;
hence ,
not frosty or inclement ;
mild ; --
used of the weather or the climate ;
as ,
an open season ;
an open winter . --
Bacon .
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7 .
Not settled or adjusted ;
not decided or determined ;
not closed or withdrawn from consideration ;
as ,
an open account ;
an open question ;
to keep an offer or opportunity open .
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8 .
Free ;
disengaged ;
unappropriated ;
as ,
to keep a day open for any purpose ;
to be open for an engagement .
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9 . (
Phon .)
(
a )
Uttered with a relatively wide opening of the articulating organs ; --
said of vowels ;
as ,
the [
aum ]
n f [
aum ]
r is open as compared with the [=
a ]
in s [=
a ]
y .
(
b )
Uttered ,
as a consonant ,
with the oral passage simply narrowed without closure ,
as in uttering s .
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10 . (
Mus .)
(
a )
Not closed or stopped with the finger ; --
said of the string of an instrument ,
as of a violin ,
when it is allowed to vibrate throughout its whole length .
(
b )
Produced by an open string ;
as ,
an open tone .
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{
The open air },
the air out of doors .
{
Open chain }. (
Chem .)
See {
Closed chain },
under {
Chain }.
{
Open circuit } (
Elec .),
a conducting circuit which is incomplete ,
or interrupted at some point ; --
opposed to an uninterrupted ,
or {
closed circuit }.
{
Open communion },
communion in the Lord '
s supper not restricted to persons who have been baptized by immersion .
Cf . {
Close communion },
under {
Close },
a .
{
Open diapason } (
Mus .),
a certain stop in an organ ,
in which the pipes or tubes are formed like the mouthpiece of a flageolet at the end where the wind enters ,
and are open at the other end .
{
Open flank } (
Fort .),
the part of the flank covered by the orillon .
{
Open -
front furnace } (
Metal .),
a blast furnace having a forehearth .
{
Open harmony } (
Mus .),
harmony the tones of which are widely dispersed ,
or separated by wide intervals .
{
Open hawse } (
Naut .),
a hawse in which the cables are parallel or slightly divergent .
Cf . {
Foul hawse },
under {
Hawse }.
{
Open hearth } (
Metal .),
the shallow hearth of a reverberatory furnace .
{
Open -
hearth furnace },
a reverberatory furnace ;
esp .,
a kind of reverberatory furnace in which the fuel is gas ,
used in manufacturing steel .
{
Open -
hearth process } (
Steel Manuf .),
a process by which melted cast iron is converted into steel by the addition of wrought iron ,
or iron ore and manganese ,
and by exposure to heat in an open -
hearth furnace ; --
also called the {
Siemens -
Martin process },
from the inventors .
{
Open -
hearth steel },
steel made by an open -
hearth process ; --
also called {
Siemens -
Martin steel }.
{
Open newel }. (
Arch .)
See {
Hollow newel },
under {
Hollow }.
{
Open pipe } (
Mus .),
a pipe open at the top .
It has a pitch about an octave higher than a closed pipe of the same length .
{
Open -
timber roof } (
Arch .),
a roof of which the constructional parts ,
together with the under side of the covering ,
or its lining ,
are treated ornamentally ,
and left to form the ceiling of an apartment below ,
as in a church ,
a public hall ,
and the like .
{
Open vowel }
or {
Open consonant }.
See {
Open },
a .,
9 .
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Note :
Open is used in many compounds ,
most of which are self -
explaining ;
as ,
open -
breasted ,
open -
minded .
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Syn :
Unclosed ;
uncovered ;
unprotected ;
exposed ;
plain ;
apparent ;
obvious ;
evident ;
public ;
unreserved ;
frank ;
sincere ;
undissembling ;
artless .
See {
Candid },
and {
Ingenuous }.
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Open \
O "
pen \,
n .
Open or unobstructed space ;
clear land ,
without trees or obstructions ;
open ocean ;
open water . "
To sail into the open ." --
Jowett (
Thucyd .).
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Then we got into the open . --
W .
Black .
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{
In open }, {
In th open },
in full view ;
without concealment ;
openly . [
Obs .] --
Beau . &
Fl .
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Open \
O "
pen \
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Opened };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Opening }.] [
AS .
openian .
See {
Open },
a .]
1 .
To make or set open ;
to render free of access ;
to unclose ;
to unbar ;
to unlock ;
to remove any fastening or covering from ;
as ,
to open a door ;
to open a box ;
to open a room ;
to open a letter .
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And all the windows of my heart I open to the day . --
Whittier .
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2 .
To spread ;
to expand ;
as ,
to open the hand .
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3 .
To disclose ;
to reveal ;
to interpret ;
to explain .
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The king opened himself to some of his council ,
that he was sorry for the earl '
s death . --
Bacon .
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Unto thee have I opened my cause . --
Jer .
xx .
12 .
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While he opened to us the Scriptures . --
Luke xxiv .
32 .
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4 .
To make known ;
to discover ;
also ,
to render available or accessible for settlements ,
trade ,
etc .
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The English did adventure far for to open the North parts of America . --
Abp .
Abbot .
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5 .
To enter upon ;
to begin ;
as ,
to open a discussion ;
to open fire upon an enemy ;
to open trade ,
or correspondence ;
to open an investigation ;
to open a case in court ,
or a meeting .
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6 .
To loosen or make less compact ;
as ,
to open matted cotton by separating the fibers .
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{
To open one '
s mouth }, {
to speak }.
{
To open up },
to lay open ;
to discover ;
to disclose .
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Poetry that had opened up so many delightful views into the character and condition of our "
bold peasantry ,
their country '
s pride ." --
Prof .
Wilson .
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Open \
O "
pen \,
v .
i .
1 .
To unclose ;
to form a hole ,
breach ,
or gap ;
to be unclosed ;
to be parted .
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The earth opened and swallowed up Dathan ,
and covered the company of Abiram . --
Ps .
cvi .
17 .
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2 .
To expand ;
to spread out ;
to be disclosed ;
as ,
the harbor opened to our view .
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3 .
To begin ;
to commence ;
as ,
the stock opened at par ;
the battery opened upon the enemy .
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4 . (
Sporting )
To bark on scent or view of the game .
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Audience \
Au "
di *
ence \,
n . [
F .
audience ,
L .
audientia ,
fr .
audire to hear .
See {
Audible },
a .]
1 .
The act of hearing ;
attention to sounds .
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Thou ,
therefore ,
give due audience ,
and attend .
--
Milton .
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2 .
Admittance to a hearing ;
a formal interview ,
esp .
with a sovereign or the head of a government ,
for conference or the transaction of business .
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According to the fair play of the world ,
Let me have audience :
I am sent to speak . --
Shak .
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3 .
An auditory ;
an assembly of hearers .
Also applied by authors to their readers .
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Fit audience find ,
though few . --
Milton .
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He drew his audience upward to the sky . --
Dryden .
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{
Court of audience },
or {
Audience court } (
Eng .),
a court long since disused ,
belonging to the Archbishop of Canterbury ;
also ,
one belonging to the Archbishop of York . --
Mozley &
W .
{
In general } (
or {
open }) {
audience },
publicly .
{
To give audience },
to listen ;
to admit to an interview .
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750 Moby Thesaurus words for "
open ":
Spartan ,
abandoned ,
aboveboard ,
absolute ,
accented ,
acceptable ,
accessible ,
activate ,
admissible ,
admissive ,
admissory ,
adumbrate ,
advertise ,
affirmed ,
afford ,
agape ,
agreeable ,
air ,
ajar ,
aloof ,
altruistic ,
alveolar ,
ambiguous ,
amenable ,
amiable ,
announce ,
announced ,
apical ,
apico -
alveolar ,
apico -
dental ,
apparent ,
approachable ,
appropriate ,
arguable ,
articulated ,
artless ,
ascetic ,
assimilated ,
at issue ,
attainable ,
austere ,
authentic ,
available ,
back ,
bald ,
bare ,
barytone ,
be a gas ,
be a hit ,
begin ,
beholdable ,
beneficent ,
bighearted ,
bilabial ,
bill ,
billow ,
blatant ,
bluff ,
blunt ,
bomb ,
bona fide ,
born yesterday ,
bounteous ,
bountiful ,
branch ,
branch out ,
brazen ,
breach ,
break ,
break the seal ,
bring out ,
bring to light ,
broach ,
broad ,
broadcast ,
broken ,
brought to notice ,
brusque ,
cacuminal ,
campestral ,
campestrian ,
candid ,
central ,
cerebral ,
champaign ,
charitable ,
check ,
checked ,
childlike ,
chink ,
circulated ,
clear ,
cleared ,
cleave ,
close ,
come -
at -
able ,
commence ,
common ,
common knowledge ,
common property ,
commonplace ,
communicate ,
communicative ,
conditional ,
conditioned ,
confiding ,
consonant ,
consonantal ,
conspicuous ,
contingent ,
continuant ,
contribute ,
conversable ,
cordial ,
cover ,
crack ,
crevasse ,
current ,
cut ,
cut apart ,
cut open ,
debatable ,
declared ,
dehiscent ,
deltoid ,
demonstrative ,
dental ,
denuded ,
dependent ,
depending ,
deploy ,
deserted ,
detached ,
detectable ,
develop ,
diffused ,
dilate ,
direct ,
discernible ,
disclose ,
disclosed ,
disconnected ,
discontinuous ,
discover ,
discrete ,
dismask ,
dispart ,
disperse ,
display ,
disposed ,
disrupt ,
disseminated ,
dissimilated ,
distend ,
distributed ,
ditch ,
divaricate ,
divide ,
divulge ,
dorsal ,
downright ,
dramatize ,
draw the veil ,
dry ,
dubious ,
dubitable ,
dull ,
effusive ,
embark ,
employable ,
equivocal ,
establish ,
evident ,
exhibit ,
expand ,
expansive ,
explain ,
explicit ,
expose ,
exposed ,
exposed to view ,
extend ,
extended ,
extensive ,
extroverted ,
fail ,
fair ,
fair and square ,
fan ,
fan out ,
fan -
shape ,
fan -
shaped ,
fanlike ,
fanned ,
fanning ,
feature ,
findable ,
fissure ,
fit ,
flabelliform ,
flagrant ,
flare ,
flared ,
flaring ,
flat ,
flexible ,
flop ,
fly open ,
forsaken ,
forthright ,
foursquare ,
fracture ,
frank ,
frankhearted ,
free ,
free hand ,
free -
acting ,
free -
going ,
free -
moving ,
free -
speaking ,
free -
spoken ,
free -
tongued ,
freehanded ,
freehearted ,
friendly ,
front ,
full ,
furnish ,
furrow ,
gap ,
gaping ,
gapped ,
gash ,
generous ,
genial ,
genuine ,
get ,
get going ,
get under way ,
getatable ,
gettable ,
giving ,
glaring ,
glide ,
glossal ,
glottal ,
godforsaken ,
good -
faith ,
gossipy ,
gracious ,
greathearted ,
groove ,
guileless ,
guttural ,
handsome ,
hanging out ,
hard ,
headline ,
heart -
to -
heart ,
hearty ,
heavy ,
high ,
hint ,
hole ,
homely ,
homespun ,
honest ,
hospitable ,
humanitarian ,
idle ,
illimitable ,
imbibitory ,
impart ,
impressionable ,
in circulation ,
in evidence ,
in full view ,
in plain sight ,
in print ,
in question ,
in suspense ,
in the balance ,
in view ,
inaugurate ,
incise ,
inclined ,
incoherent ,
inconsistent ,
indecisive ,
influenceable ,
ingenu ,
ingenuous ,
ingestive ,
initiate ,
innocent ,
insight ,
intonated ,
introduce ,
intromissive ,
intromittent ,
invitatory ,
inviting ,
kick off ,
labial ,
labiodental ,
labiovelar ,
large ,
largehearted ,
lateral ,
launch ,
lavish ,
lax ,
lay bare ,
lay open ,
lean ,
leisure ,
leisured ,
let daylight in ,
let out ,
liable ,
liberal ,
light ,
limitless ,
lingual ,
liquid ,
low ,
made public ,
magnanimous ,
make a hit ,
make known ,
make plain ,
malleable ,
manifest ,
mantle ,
matter -
of -
fact ,
melodramatize ,
mid ,
monophthongal ,
moot ,
mount ,
movable ,
munificent ,
muted ,
naive ,
naked ,
narrow ,
nasal ,
nasalized ,
natural ,
navigable ,
neat ,
neighborly ,
newsy ,
no strings ,
nonadherent ,
nonadhesive ,
noncoherent ,
noncohesive ,
nonimmune ,
noticeable ,
obnoxious ,
observable ,
obtainable ,
obvious ,
occlusive ,
offer ,
on the level ,
on the square ,
on the up -
and -
up ,
ope ,
open a show ,
open air ,
open and aboveboard ,
open as day ,
open fire ,
open to ,
open to all ,
open to view ,
open up ,
open -
handed ,
open -
minded ,
openhanded ,
openhearted ,
operative ,
out -
of -
doors ,
outcropping ,
outdoors ,
outgoing ,
outland ,
outside ,
outspoken ,
outspread ,
outstretch ,
outstretched ,
overgrow ,
overrun ,
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