opener
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈoʊpənər/
:
apertura
- The period after the opener is also the best time to introduce new material.
Well, the question is obviously Ryan Sterling scored the opener against Croatia.
- Well, the question is obviously Ryan Sterling scored the opener against Croatia.
- Me Chico DC still ain't found me no new opener yet though.
- Dang, Zach BIA was DJ too at the Drake show, at the Drake show, like he was almost like the opener.
- After the script opener we realized she was pretty stressed over the fact that her husband wasn't really around that much.
- I was promoted to a a morning like opener and then a closer.
- OK, I don't know what consciousness is, but it's a good opener.
- Because I think that a lot of guys, even if they've got some kind openers, what she's doing, wearing, holding, holding.
Examples
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If you answered, score your tickets to the Brooklyn Nets home opener, you answered correctly.
Blog text (1) -
It's the season opener.
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So that was a great opener and they gave me access into lots of different sports to get myself strong enough.
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Well, here we are just minutes away from the season opener of 2002 for the Oakland A's.
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After beating Dallas in the home opener, Jazz has lost three straight games.
Blog text (2) -
Well, the question is obviously Ryan Sterling scored the opener against Croatia.
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The Knicks' season opener against the Nets was also canceled as a result of the storm.
Blog text (7) -
There's a lot of energy that follows any opener, whether it be the opener to the regular season or, in this case, the home opener for the Washington Nationals.
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This is Willy Drucker, the voice of the Nelson Golden Nuggets, bringing you tonight's highly anticipated season opener!
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The new play is set to have its grand opener this Friday at the theater downtown.
Synonyms
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1.0
The first part that marks the start of something, for example a ceremony
205
4.9
A first public appearance by a person or thing
60
3.4
The first public performance of a play or film
37
3.7
The official start of an event or activity
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4.1
The place or time where an event begins
2
3.9
The first action someone takes at the start of a game or negotiation
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3.5
A sound or light that shows the start of a race
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5.6
A short event or performance that comes before the main show
The first moment when a race or event begins
The moment a race begins after a signal
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Etymology
Opener comes from open, meaning 'to begin' or 'to make open', with -er meaning 'a thing or person that', so an opener is the first event or item that 'opens' a show, game, or series.