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(186 results)
arch,
arse,
bag,
barred,
bay,
bell,
breach,
break,
breech,
case,
cave,
chink,
chinked,
cleft,
close,
crack,
cut,
dawn,
fast,
flute,
fly,
gap,
grille,
hole,
latched,
leak,
lid,
locked,
mesh,
mouth,
neck,
os,
ploy,
pore,
port,
reeve,
rent,
rip,
shut,
slit,
snag,
split,
spout,
squeeze,
string,
tab,
tear,
throat,
vent
airing,
alcove,
anus,
bolted,
bushing,
casing,
caution,
cervix,
chasm,
cranny,
crater,
crevice,
cutting,
dextral,
disclosed,
doorknob,
drawstring,
escape,
exit,
extrude,
fissure,
fundus,
funnel,
gambit,
harris,
hummer,
intake,
iris,
issue,
latchkey,
lattice,
lunette,
mouthless,
mouthlike,
narrowed,
open,
outlet,
perry,
placket,
pocket,
porta,
porthole,
prelude,
prostyle,
revealed,
rima,
rondeau,
rondel,
salpa,
scissure,
secured,
session,
skydive,
sphincter,
spreading,
stoma,
stoppered,
teaser,
tragus,
trimmer,
wicket,
willow,
window
anapsid,
aperture,
atresia,
blastopore,
bottomless,
cardia,
catarrhine,
dehiscent,
dilater,
dilator,
discovered,
doorhandle,
embrasure,
emergence,
fatiha,
fatihah,
fenestra,
foramen,
hiatus,
interstice,
introitus,
micropyle,
nonopening,
opener,
orifice,
ostomy,
promenade,
pylorus,
scapular,
sinistral,
stomatal,
stomatous,
stopped-up,
synchroflash,
undermine,
ventilate,
wraparound
acropetal,
astomatous,
auriculare,
basipetal,
broad-mindedly,
colostomy,
craniotomy,
exfoliate,
fenestella,
gastrogavage,
gastrostomy,
hortensia,
imperforate,
indehiscent,
intonation,
myiasis,
obturator,
operculum,
pseudoprostyle,
scapulary,
schenectady
catarrhinian,
coelenterate,
dissemination,
enterostomy,
enterotomy,
ileostomy,
jejunostomy,
tracheostomy,
tracheotomy,
vasoconstrictive,
vasoconstrictor
cnidarian,
salutatorian
gastroenterostomy
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