1
[ adjective ] used of mouth or eyes

Synonyms

open

Examples

"keep your eyes open" "his mouth slightly opened"

Used in print

(Christopher Davis, First Family....)

Scotty looked at the children , his mouth slightly opened , his eyes dull .

Related terms

closed round-eyed round-eyed agape yawning agaze

2
[ adjective ] made open or clear

Examples

"the newly opened road

Related terms

open

3
[ adjective ] not sealed or having been unsealed

Synonyms

open

Examples

"the letter was already open" "the opened package lay on the table"

Related terms

unsealed

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Rhymes with

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Phonetic and Homophones

OW1 P AH0 N D

Similar Spelling

open-eyed open_door

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