How Do You Spell OPENER?
Correct spelling for the English word "opener" is [ˈəʊ_p_ə_n_ə], [ˈə͡ʊpənə], [ˈəʊpənə]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for OPENER
Below is the list of 164 misspellings for the word "opener".
- openedd
- opwen
- openeed
- oppnet
- oipen
- iopen
- upone
- openup
- opeque
- opeened
- opena
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- ipifaney
- opennig
- operned
- openn
- oppener
- openley
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- opertor
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- openeer
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- outineer
- openily
- oepned
- opponett
- openan
- openssh
- apone
- eopne
- opeend
- ibupefen
- opeing
- epanet
- opennedd
- opver
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- open'er
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- oponnet
- carpener
- oppen
- ipone
- openin
- oener
- owener
- opeen
- opent
- oppon
- openen
- orpehum
- ouner
- opeingit
- openthe
- opwner
- oowner
- opewn
- openl
- uponhe
- oppenet
- opper
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- apeer
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- opwners
- openm
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- uppeer
- opner
- supenea
- openess
- pwner
- apeear
- gopne
- oppoenet
- opponnet
- oopened
- openlly
- openr
- apened
- opnely
- oppent
- aponet
- opione
- opemn
- uponm
- opern
- uopon
- opeers
- operha
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- owneer
- ovner
- opcean
- opeator
- oppens
- openreach
- oopen
- opponeat
- otaneir
- upeer
- openig
- opoeers
- oppened
- openny
- onwner
- opejner
- oppponet
- openg
- opoeing
- opoun
- openiner
- oopens
- owwner
- appone
- openor
- opone
- opini
- opnen
- euopean
- otner
- oepened
- openely
- openned
Similar spelling words for OPENER
Plural form of OPENER is OPENERS
Definition of OPENER
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the first event in a series; "she played Chopin for her opener"; "the season's opener was a game agains the Yankees"
Anagrams of OPENER
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Usage Examples for OPENER
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Why, the product was quite an eye opener! - "Paul and the Printing Press" by Sara Ware Bassett
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How I envied the pew- opener, who was allowed to stand at the vestry door, and could slip into the vestry every now and then, or even into the burial- ground if he heard irreverent boys playing there! - "The Autobiography of Mark Rutherford" by Mark Rutherford
