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Other crossword clues for answer "OPEN"

OPEN
Unguarded
___ Sesame!
Begin bidding
Certain tourney
Hold jacks or better
Kind of enrollment
Ready for business
Receptive
Start the bidding
Start the business day
Storefront sign
__-faced sandwich
Ajar
Permit access
Doing business
Not yet resolved
Hygienist's request
Like some stores and marriages
Nonmonogamous
Like some doors and marriages
___ letter
Like some relationships
Welcoming
Ready to serve
Transparent
Unreserved
Word in neon
Dentist's request
Tourney type
Not buttoned
Amenable (to)
Available for a job
Like the best receivers
Not taken
Ready for a pass
Unguarded, as a receiver
French ___ (tennis tournament)
Ready for anything
Unfilled, as dates
Unfilled
The US __
Dentist's command
Dentist's directive
Receptive to suggestion
Tournament format
Let customers in
Candid
Unclog
Unwrap
Ready for patrons
Ajar, at least
In business
Tourney format
Start doing business
Lead off
Tourney for anyone who qualifies
Canadian ___ (golf tourney)
Canadian ___ Golf Tournament
Major golfing event
Unpack
Unhampered by embargoes
Admitting new students
Not prevaricating
Bid first
Forthcoming
Like steppes
Suggestible
With 11-Down, afford a view of
With 47-Down, feature of some beachwear
Available to sell
Not monogamous by choice
Ready to do business
Aboveboard's partner
Available for a pass, perhaps
More than ajar
Tournament for all
Unprotected
Word with sesame
Broken mirror, to the superstitious
Get the ball rolling
In full flower
Not buttoned, as a shirt
Ready for customers
Word in a shop window
Word preceding handed or minded
___ mouth, insert foot
Not shut
Season starter?
Welcoming window word
Admitting all contestants
Frank
Make the initial bet
Come-one come-all competition
Tournament type
Aboveboard
Big tournament
Free of defenders
Unclog, as a drain
Undecided
Word before sesame or sandwich
Dentist's instruction
For anyone
Sesame starter?
Store door sign
Exposed
Make the initial bet, in poker
Speak freely, with "up"
Without a roof
Set up shop
Store sign
Unlock
All-comers tournament
Like some tournaments
Shop window sign
Walt Whitman's "Song of the ___ Road"
Bid first, in bridge
Double-click, perhaps
Kind of tournament
Not resolved, as a question
Unlocked
Word before season or bar
Not secret
Type of tournament
Word with house or shop
___-book exam
Available for use
Begin, as a thread
For everyone
Having nothing scheduled
Make the first bid
Forthright
In full bloom, as flowers
Letting anyone play
Make the first bet
Spread out
Willing to consider new ideas
Available
Up front
Amenable
In full bloom
Neon sign word
Be the introductory act
Bet first
Opposite of close or closed
Start a Broadway run
Like many golf tourneys
Willing to listen
Unwrap, as a present
Play before the headliner
French or Australian, e.g.
Major tournament
Undefended
What the first words of the starred entries do, appropriately enough
Start with a club
Sporting event
Aboveboard's mate
Bid one club, e.g.
For all comers
Take the wraps off
Tennis title
Unrestricted
Use a gate, perhaps
Devoid of a cover
Not covered
Shop sign
Unsettled, as questions
With 26 Across, command at a cave door
Begin
Certain tournament
Hardly shy
More then ajar
Receiving customers
Big golf tournament
Tournament for pros and amateurs
Word with letter and book
Jimmy, say
Overt
__ house
Both pros and amateurs may be in one
Like a Roman atrium
Start admitting customers
Word on a store sign that's flipped daily
Aptly named tournament
Store window sign
Double-click, maybe
Ajar, say
Bid one club, say
Not booked
__, sesame!
Available, as a job
Take the stage first
Go on first
Like LAX, around the clock
Pop one's cork?
Word in many golf tournament names
Start serving customers
Major tennis event
Start
Begin serving customers
Like a store ready for business
Welcoming sign
Welcoming store window sign
Still unfilled, as a position
Take the lid off
Uncork, say
Go first
Premiere
Taking customers
Double-click, say
Inviting store sign
Willing to talk
Word with season or mind
13-Across opposite
Access, as a computer program
Australian __
Conducting business
Inviting store window sign
Links event
Uncommitted
With 52-Across, type of barbecue
With 67-Across, doctor's order ... and a hint to 40-, 50- and 58-Across
Willing to listen (to)
Divest of wrapping paper, perhaps
Vulnerable
Not protected by defenders
Perform first
Unanswered, as a question
Pop the cork
Word on a store sign
Accessible to everyone
Computer command
Tourney for all
Uncork
Admit customers
Free-wheeling
Unsettled
Unsolved, as a case
Use a key
Unbolt
Willing to confide
__ for business
Unrestricted contest
__ season
Accepting customers
Accessible to all
Have a premiere
Kick off
Unseal
Begin the bidding
Not closed
Still not settled
Free
Unobstructed
Admitting customers
Door-sign word
Free of obstructions
Unwraps
Obstruction-free
Porous
Relatively free
Still to be filled
Pop the tab on
Yes, we're __ (store sign)
Not barred
Start the betting
Letting customers in
Vacant
Outspoken
Unfolded
Dentist's direction
Relatively uncluttered
Unwrap, as a gift
__-book test
Accepting bookings
Apt to share one's feelings
Guileless
Letting in customers
Pop the cork from
Fully accessible
It's "broken" in the three longest answers
Not yet decided
Not yet settled
Quick to share feelings
Tennis tourney designation
Willing to be convinced
Still to be decided
Welcoming customers
__ FOR BUSINESS (store door sign)
Receptive (to)
Remove a lid from
Unlocked, as a door
Unseal, as an envelope
Without restriction
Without an appointment
__-and-shut case
Like a store during business hours
Not invitational
Airy
Unfold
Accessible
Subject to further consideration
Uncluttered
Unscheduled
Common neon sign word
Like a frame in which a strike or spare isn't bowled
Say "One club," for example
Word with court or house
Tournament that anyone can enter
___ covenants of peace.—Wilson.
The ___ door.
___ city.
Dispart.
Without restrictions.
___ house.
Clear.
Free to be argued.
Golfer's tourney.
Unsealed.
___ City, Italian movie.
Begin a season.
For amateurs and pros.
For both pros and amateurs.
For pros and amateurs.
Golf tournament.
National ___ Golf Tournament.
Non-union.
Not foggy: Naut.
Not restricted to either amateurs or professionals.
Undecided, as a question.
Wide ___ spaces.
Free from frost.
Free from ice.
Golf tourney for pros and amateurs.
Pro golf tournament.
Type of golf tournament.
Generally known.
Honest.
Baltusrol tournament.
Free from restrictions.
Half a password.
Unprejudiced.
Direct.
___ fire.
Give access to.
Golf tourney.
Disengaged.
Initiate.
Generous.
Hold a première.
Liberal.
Not settled.
___ stock.
Not settled or decided.
Unobstructed, as a road.
Not limited.
Start operating.
Commence.
Designating a string on which only the bow is used.
Do the honors in poker.
Not filled.
Reveal.
Straightforward.
Word in a magic saying.
Make way for.
On view.
Unfeigned.
___ sea.
Undo.
Expanded.
Game for all golfers.
Kind of letter.
Unstopped: Mus.
Word with house or door.
Make a first bid.
Kind of house.
Permitting access.
Sports event: Colloq.
With 7 Down, symbol of welcome.
Annual golf match.
Dehiscent
Poker term
Pro-amateur tourney
Certain golf tourney
Make it to Broadway
Cafe sign
Door or road preceder
Event for Irwin
Uninhibited
Word with shop or sea
Do not ___ until . . .
All-night cafe sign
Sesame order
Shop-door sign
Kind of hearth or house
Kind of house or hearth
Sign on a store door
Ali Baba's verb
Kind of secret
Make a poker move
___ mind
Not exclusive
Inaugurate
Kind of secret or shop
Sign on a door
___ Up Your Heart, 1955 song
Affording ingress
Do what Pandora did
Unfold, as a rose
Word with air or work
Hit Broadway
Kind of door or house
Kind of house or door
Not clandestine
Partner of aboveboard
Pull the cork
Kind of house or letter
Kind of primary or convention
Nicklaus has won it four times
Shut's partner
Unabashed
Sign on a store window
Type of convention
Word with air or house
Bet first, in poker
Command from a D.D.S.
Not secretive
Public
Start the bridge bidding
Word for Ali Baba
Word with door or house
Do not ___ till Dec. 25
Anagram for 60 Across
Responsive
What Watson won in '82
___-door policy
Ingenuous
T. Watson prize in 1982
Word with air or door
Bet first, at poker
Meet for McEnroe
What Watson won in 1982
Verb for Ali Baba
What Lendl won in 1986
Doral event
Floyd won it in '86
P.G.A. event
___ sesame!: Ali Baba
Tournament won by Strange: 1988 and 1989
U.S. match for Becker
House or stock preceder
In full view
Patulous
Artless
Shut's partner, in some cases
Unguarded, in football
_____ sesame
U.S. _____
Unrolled
Wall-less
Outdoors
Sports event
Tennis event
Up for grabs
Word with season or secret
Crack
Door sign during store hours
Many a tournament
Out-of-doors
With 34-Across, like some women's shoes
Golf or tennis championship
With 58-Across, a reception feature
___ to suggestions
Court contest
Word with sea or season
Dentist's order
Uncap
Uncover
Sign in a store window
Store sign after 9 a.m.
Crack ___
9:00-5:30 store sign
Actively trading
As yet undecided
Diner sign
Speaking freely
Kind of batting stance
Say "one club," say
Break the seal on
Easy to get into
Like some primaries
Nonexclusive
Still unfilled
Place the first bet
Sign on a shop's door
Word with French or U.S.
___ mike (coffeehouse event)
Yes, we're ___
Tournament that takes all comers
Unfurl
With 7-Down, easy things to score goals on
___ seas
___ wide (dentist's directive)
Shop sign that may be flipped
Store sign between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Welcome sign
Available for business
Feature of many a wedding reception
Like most businesses between 9 to 5
Pro-am tourney, often
Start for seas or seasons
Store sign during business hours
Emotionally honest
Store sign that might be flipped at 9 a.m.
Word before air, fire or water
Daytime store window sign
Like most businesses from 9 to 5
Request from a dentist
Uncork, as a bottle
Business sign that's flipped in the morning
Not holding back emotions
Not hush-hush
Sign with the times
Start, as an investigation
Agreeable (to)
Available to the public
Like some minds and marriages
See 7-Down
U.S. ___
Start (with)
Word with secret or source
Lead
Uncovered
Word with French, British or Australian
One side of a storefront sign
Store sign displayed from 9 to 6, say
Tap, as an app
Unresolved
Yes! We're ___ (store sign)
Store sign lit up during business hours
Unlatch
Journey's "Arms" were this
Paul Westerberg: "___ Season"
Pete Townshend "Let My Love ___ the Door"
Into the Great Wide ___
Creed "With Arms Wide ___"
Paul Westerberg soundtrack "___ Season"
Madonna "___ Your Heart"
Queensryche song that never closes?
Springsteen "___ All Night"
The Georgia Satellites "___ All Night"
Tom Petty "Into the Great Wide ___"
Welcoming Queensryche song?
Ready to vend
British, French, or Australian
French ___
___ Water (Caleb Azumah Nelson book)
___ for a surprise
Begin the betting
Like some nonmonogamous relationships
Not ___ to the general public
Opposite of 1-Across
Opposite of closed
Perform before a headlining band
Word before "arms" or "mic"
Flexible
Like many a startup's office plan
Concealing nothing
Not covered by any defenders
Solve, as a puzzle box
Request from a dental hygienist
Word on one side of a shop-window sign
___ borders
Play first with Goren
Frank and honest
Lead the bidding
Shut companion
Without walls
Business sign
In business right now
Make the first move
Window sign
Crack, as a book
___ for business
File command
Unoccupied, as country
Word with handed or minded
Ajar, e.g.
Hiding nothing
___ Arms (Journey)
Poker declaration
Start, as an investment account
Type of enrollment
Be the first band to play
Not hidden
Warm up the crowd
Word with "house"
Sign on a store's door
Start, as a savings account
Get the crowd warmed up
Golf tournament, sometimes
Pop the cork, e.g.
Word on a store flip sign
Available to receive customers
Currently retailing
Not invitational, in tournaments
Tournament for all comers
Tournament type for all
Take the top off
Unsolved, as a crime case
Word with "bar" or "season"
Break the seal
Emotionally frank
Free-thinking
Holding no emotions in
Not reticent
One way to be minded?
Selling one's goods
Unseal or uncap
Come in, we're ___
Inclusive tournament type
With 11-Down, night for amateur comics
Word before "house" or "mind"
___ mic night
Precede the headliner
Prepare to consume, as a novel
___ to the public
Like Denny's, at all hours
Like an unresolved question
Lead-in to "sesame" or "secret"
Like an unenclosed floor plan
Play before the headlining band
See 34-Across
Sign on a shop window
Unrestricted tournament
Word before "door" or "house"
Word on a shop sign
U.S. Women's ___ (47-Across event)
Unbox
___ to criticism
I'm an ___ book
Like some markets and tournaments
Bid one club
Ali Baba's command
Annual golf classic
Event for 25 Across
Major golf event
French or Australian
Start bidding
US golf tournament
Undone
A major tournament, after US
Agape
Unclogged
Use a church key
Woods event
Golf's US ___
Word preceding book and letter
Dentist's word
Word from a dentist
Like a great receiver, often
Type of sea or season
___ Arms (Journey tune)
Ready to accept customers
Admitting all
Approachable
Yet to be filled
Begin the business day
For all to see
Remove the wrapper from
Sign on a shop door
With "and" and 62-Across, easily settled
Be the first act
Begin a Broadway run
Offer the first bid
Start of Ali Baba's command
Accepting business
For all to attend
Remove the cork from
With 2-Down, dentist's request
___-and-shut
Competition for Naomi Osaka
Emotionally unguarded
Instruction from a dentist
Like some letters
Not just ajar
Sign on a store's door during business hours
Word before "seas" or "season"
___ your purse (pay up)
I'm ___! ("Pass it to me!")
I'm keeping my options ___
Keep an ___ mind
Nonmonogamous, in a way
Perform before the main act
Sign outside a store
Storefront sign during business hours
Launch, like an app
Word before "marriage" or "minded"
Sesame opener
Not committed
Play a key part in?
Keep your eyes ___
India ___ (badminton event held at the K.D. Jadhav Indoor Hall in New Delhi)
For all
Not yet filled
Unconcealed
Passable
Unguarded on the field
Don't ___ until Christmas
Partner of 7-Down
Alone on the football field, say
Option in a File menu
Mining method
Sign on store doors
Throw wide
Perform before the headliner