Words and phrases that have a meaning related to opening:  (505 results)
Antonyms:
closing, shutting
Contains:
hatch
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., acropetal, airing, alcove, anapsid, anapsid reptile, anatomical sphincter, anus, aperture, arch, arse, astomatous, atresia, atrial septal defect, auriculare, auricular point, bag, barred, basipetal, bay, bell, bladder campion, bladder sphincter, blastopore, bleeding tooth, bolted, bottomless, breach, break, breech, broad-mindedly, bushing, cardia, cargo hatch, case, casing, catarrhine, catarrhinian, caution, cave, cervix, cervix uteri, chasm, chink, chinked, cleft, clerical collar, close, cnidarian, coelenterate, colostomy, crack, craniotomy, cranny, crater, crevice, crew neck, crew neckline, cut, cutting, dawn, dehiscent, dextral, dilater, dilator, diodora apertura, disclosed, discovered, dissemination, dog collar, doorhandle, doorknob, drawing string, drawstring, embrasure, emergence, enterostomy, enterotomy, escape, evening lychnis, exfoliate, exit, extrude, false glottis, fast, fatiha, fatihah, fenestella, fenestra, fissure, fissurella apertura, flute, fly, fly front, foramen, foramen magnum, foramen of monro, fundus, funnel, funnel shape, gambit, gap, gastroenterostomy, gastrogavage, gastrostomy, glottis spuria, grille, harris, hiatus, hole, hortensia, hummer, hunting crop, hydrangea macrophylla hortensis, hydraulic system, ileostomy, imperforate, imperforate anus, indehiscent, intake, interstice, interventricular foramen, intonation, introitus, iris, iris diaphragm, issue, jejunostomy, keyhole limpet, kol nidre, latched, latchkey, lattice, leak, lid, ligamentum teres uteri, locked, lunette, lychnis alba, machinist's vise, matthew calbraith perry, mesh, metalworking vise, micropyle, missouri primrose, monro's foramen, mouth, mouthless, mouthlike, musculus sphincter vesicae, myiasis, narrowed, neck, nerita peloronta, nonopening, obturator, oenothera macrocarpa, open, opener, operculum, oral cavity, oral fissure, orifice, os, ostomy, outlet, ozark sundrops, peace initiative, perry, placket, ploy, pocket, pore, port, porta, porta hepatis, porthole, prelude, promenade, proscenium arch, prostyle, pseudoprostyle, public exposure, pulmonary stenosis, pylorus, radiator cap, rear of barrel, rear of tube, red elm, reeve, rent, revealed, riding crop, rima, rima oris, rima respiratoria, rima vestibuli, rip, roman collar, rondeau, rondel, round ligament of the uterus, salp, salpa, salutatorian, salutatory speaker, scapular, scapulary, schenectady, scissure, secured, session, shut, silene latifolia, sinistral, skydive, sky dive, slip-joint pliers, slippery elm, slit, snag, sphincter, sphincter muscle, split, spout, spreading, squeeze, squeeze out, stoma, stomatal, stomatous, stopped-up, stoppered, string, strip mall, synchroflash, tab, tank top, tear, teaser, thoracoepigastric vein, throat, townsend harris, tracheostomy, tracheotomy, tragus, transverse flute, trimmer, trimmer joist, ulmus rubra, undermine, urinary hesitancy, uterine cervix, vasoconstrictive, vasoconstrictor, vena thoracoepigastrica, vent, ventilate, ventricular septal defect, volcanic crater, way out, white campion, white cockle, wicket, willow, window, wraparound
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— Nouns for opening: day, night, session, statement, speech, question, date, scene, sentence, year, polymerization, more...

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