Crossword Clues for OPE

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Midwesterner's "Almost bumped into you there" USA Today 09 Sep 2025
Clumsy Midwesterner's interjection Universal 03 Sep 2025
Midwesterner's "My b!" USA Today 28 Jul 2025
Expose, poetically New York Times 08 Jun 2025
Unseal, in verse Premier Sunday 25 May 2025
Actor Sharif USA Today Quick 20 May 2025
Set ajar, poetically
Be down in the dumps New York Times 08 May 2025
Unlock, in verses Newsday 28 Apr 2025
Unlock, in verse Eugene Sheffer 04 Apr 2025
Unlatch, in verse
Surprised Midwestern interjection USA Today 28 Feb 2025
What Barney often calls Andy's kid
Icon USA Today Quick 08 Feb 2025
Midwestern "Ah, didn't see you there!" USA Today 14 Jan 2025
Unlatched, in verse
Bard's "unseal" Newsday 05 Dec 2024
Midwesterner's embarrassed interjection New York Times 06 Nov 2024
"Behold, the heavens do ___": "Coriolanus" Wall Street Journal 23 Oct 2024
Surprised Midwestern interjection USA Today 18 Oct 2024
Reveal, in verse LA Times Daily 11 Oct 2024
Reveal, in verse Newsday 10 Oct 2024
Unseal, in verse Newsday 26 Sep 2024
Poet's ajar
Unveil, to a bard
Agape (poetic) (3)
Begin, in poetry
Midwestern word often said before "'Scuse me!" USA Today 14 Aug 2024
Unlock, in verse Eugene Sheffer 02 Aug 2024
Ajar, to a bard
Not home USA Today Quick 25 Jun 2024
Agape, to a bard
Unclose, to poets Thomas Joseph 06 Jun 2024
Midwestern exclamation of surprise LA Times Daily 27 May 2024
Unfasten, in verse
Unseal - poetically speaking !
Unlock, poetically Newsday 13 Mar 2024
Unfasten, poetically
Midwestern slang word expressing surprise
Ajar, to bards
Unlock, in verse Premier Sunday 21 Jan 2024
Reveal, to a poet LA Times Daily 07 Dec 2023
Unlock, in verse LA Times Daily 14 Nov 2023
Unclose, to poets Thomas Joseph 03 Oct 2023
Unlock, in verse Eugene Sheffer 27 Sep 2023
Reveal, poetically Newsday 23 Jul 2023
Unlock, to a bard Premier Sunday 02 Jul 2023
"Set __ the doors O soul": Whitman LA Times Daily 29 Apr 2023
Not closed, in verse Premier Sunday 23 Apr 2023
Unlock, poetically LA Times Daily 29 Mar 2023
Archaic for "open"
Open, poetically Canadiana 02 Jan 2023
"Unlock," to a poet
"Unlock" to Robert Frost
Unlock, in poems Premier Sunday 06 Feb 2022
Unseal, in Shakespeare Newsday 06 Feb 2022
"'And when I __ my lips let no dog bark!'": "The Merchant of Venice" LA Times Daily 24 Dec 2021
"... thus wide I'll __ my arms": "Hamlet" LA Times Daily 14 Dec 2021
Unclose, to a bard Wall Street Journal 22 Jul 2021
Poetic open Canadiana 07 Jun 2021
Reveal, to a poet LA Times Daily 27 Apr 2021
Reveal, to a poet The Washington Post 27 Apr 2021
Open (poetic) Canadiana 26 Apr 2021
Make ajar, in poetry Thomas Joseph 19 Feb 2021
Reveal, in verse Newsday 19 Dec 2020
Unlock, poetically Wall Street Journal 12 Nov 2020
Reveal, in verse The Washington Post 26 Oct 2020
Reveal, in verse LA Times Daily 26 Oct 2020
Unclose, to poets Thomas Joseph 21 Jul 2020
“Adam, now ___ thine eyes”: “Paradise Lost” Wall Street Journal 14 Jul 2020
Bard's ''unseal'' Newsday 12 Jul 2020
Unseal, in poetry Premier Sunday 26 Apr 2020
Reveal, in poems Newsday 19 Apr 2020
Ajar, poetically Wall Street Journal 12 Feb 2020
''I __ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din' The Washington Post 03 Nov 2019
"'I __ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din" LA Times Daily 03 Nov 2019
Unlock, to Shakespeare New York Times 27 Oct 2019
Unlock, to Shakespeare
Unlock, in poetry New York Times 26 Sep 2019
Open, poetically Canadiana 11 Mar 2019
Unlock, in poetry
"'I __ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din"
Reveal, poetically LA Times Daily 30 Dec 2018
Reveal, poetically The Washington Post 30 Dec 2018
Unlock, in verse LA Times Daily 20 Dec 2018
Unlock, in verse The Washington Post 20 Dec 2018
Unseal, to Shakespeare Newsday 18 Nov 2018
Ajar, in verse The Washington Post 10 Aug 2018
Ajar, in verse LA Times Daily 10 Aug 2018
'... thus wide I'll __ my arms': 'Hamlet' The Washington Post 17 Mar 2018
"... thus wide I'll __ my arms": "Hamlet" LA Times Daily 17 Mar 2018
Go from bud to blossom, to a poet New York Times 11 Mar 2018
Lay bare, to a poet USA Today 04 Mar 2018
Unlock, in verse Eugene Sheffer 17 Feb 2018
Unseal, in poetry New York Times 02 Feb 2018
Reveal, poetically
Unseal, in poetry
Go from bud to blossom, to a poet
Ajar, in verse
Unlock, in verse
Unlatch, poetically LA Times Daily 30 Nov 2017
Unlatch, poetically The Washington Post 30 Nov 2017
Unclose, in verse Newsday 24 Nov 2017
Unlock, to a poet New York Times 11 Jul 2017
Open, to poet Pope Canadiana 03 Jul 2017
Unfold, poetically New York Times 20 Jun 2017
Expose, in verse New York Times 15 Jun 2017
Open, to Emerson Canadiana 05 Jun 2017
Open, to Ovid Canadiana 06 Feb 2017
Expose in verse? LA Times Daily 22 Jan 2017
Unfold, poetically
Expose in verse?
Expose, in verse
Unlatch, poetically
Unlock, to a poet
Cockney's wish? LA Times Daily 21 Dec 2016
Unlock, in poetry Wall Street Journal 16 Nov 2016
Unseal, in Shakespeare Newsday 23 Oct 2016
Reveal in a poem? LA Times Daily 09 Oct 2016
Reveal, poetically USA Today 09 Oct 2016
'Yet that thy brazen gates of heaven may ___': Shak New York Times 23 Sep 2016
Open, to Christopher Marlowe Canadiana 20 Jun 2016
Unlock, to a bard USA Today 25 May 2016
Uncover, poetically New York Times 23 Mar 2016
Reveal, in poetry USA Today 18 Mar 2016
"Earth still holds __ her gate": Thomas Nashe LA Times Daily 27 Feb 2016
'...heaven shall ___ her portals': Byron Wall Street Journal 13 Feb 2016
Expose, poetically Wall Street Journal 23 Jan 2016
Not shut, poetically LA Times Daily 10 Jan 2016
Not shut, poetically
Reveal, poetically
Cockney's wish?
"Yet that thy brazen gates of heaven may ___": Shak.
Unlock, to a bard
Reveal in a poem?
'To his good friends thus wide I'll ___ my arms': 'Hamlet' New York Times 12 Nov 2015
Unlock, in verse New York Times 28 Oct 2015
Unveil, in poetry Premier Sunday 11 Oct 2015
Uncover, poetically LA Times Daily 04 Aug 2015
Unlock, to a bard LA Times Daily 12 Jul 2015
Unlock, to a bard New York Times 30 Jun 2015
Unlock, to Byron LA Times Daily 29 May 2015
'Why should I ___ thy melancholy eyes?': Keats, 'Hyperion' New York Times 26 Mar 2015
Uncover, poetically
Uncover, poetically
Unlock, to a bard
Unlock, to Byron
"To his good friends thus wide I'll ___ my arms": "Hamlet"
Unlock, in verse
Unveil, in poetry
Not shut, poetically
"Why should I ___ thy melancholy eyes?": Keats, "Hyperion"
Unlock, to a bard
Reveal, poetically
Ajar, poetically
Unclose, to Byron
Reveal, poetically
Reveal, in verse
Unseal, in verse
Expose, in verse
Ajar, in poems
"...heaven shall ___ her portals": Byron
Unlock, to a poet
Unseal, to Shakespeare
Unlock, poetically
Unfurl, to a poet
Unseal, poetically
Unlock'd
Uncover, poetically
Reveal, in verse
Not shut, in verse
"Which, like dumb mouths, do ___ their ruby lips" ("Julius Caesar")
Unbarred, to a bard
Unseal, to bards
Unlock, to a bard
Not shut, in verse
Reveal, in verse
Unlock'd
Not closed, in verse
Unlock, poetically
Unlock, poetically
Unlock, to bards
Unclose, in verse
Unlock, in verse
Reveal, in poetry
"... thus wide I'll __ my arms": "Hamlet"
Uncork, to Keats
"... thus wide I'll __ my arms": "Hamlet"
Unlock, in verse
Unveil, in poems
"Wide I'll ___ my arms": "Hamlet"
Unbarred, to a bard
Unbar, to the Bard
Lay bare, to the Bard
"Ere Heaven shall ___ her portals ...": Byron
Reveal, in verse
Reveal, poetically
Expose, poetically
Not shut, in odes
Reveal, in verse
Uncork, in verse
Unlock, in poetry
Agape, in poems
Ajar, in poems
Cockney aspiration?
Unveiled, in verse
Unlock, poetically
Uncover, in verse
Reveal, poetically
Unlock, in poetry
Unlock, poetically
Uncover, in verse
Poetically ajar
Cockney aspiration?
Reveal, to a bard
Uncover, in verse
Reveal, to a bard
Expose, poetically
Unlock, to a bard
Unveil, in poems
Cockney anticipation?
Ajar, to Keats
Unlatch, poetically
Not closed, in poetry
"Wilt thou not __ thy heart . . .?": Emerson
Unlock, in verse
Unseal, poetically
"O Henry, ___ thine eyes!": Shak.
Unveil, in poems
Cockney anticipation?
"'I __ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din"
Unwrap, poetically
"To ___ their golden eyes" (Shakespeare)
"Behold, the heavens do ___": Shak.
"Earth still holds __ her gate": Thomas Nashe
Reveal, in verse
Unlock, to Locke
"Earth still holds __ her gate": Thomas Nashe
Unlock, poetically
"O Henry, ___ thine eyes!" (Shakespeare)
Unlock, to a poet
Shakespearean verb
Uncover, poetically
Not shut, in poetry
Expos'd
Reveal, in verse
Unwrap, in verse
Unveil, poetically
Unveil, to an odist
Unveil, in verse
"'I ___ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din"
Unlock, in poetry
Unveil, poetically
"Set ___ the doors, O soul!": Whitman
Unclose, poetically
Unlock, to bards
What flowers do, in poetry
Reveal, in poetry
Ajar, to a poet
Not shut, poetically
Uncover, in verse
"...wide I'll ___ my arms": "Hamlet"
Unfold, in verse
Unlock, to Keats
Ajar, poetically
Not shut, to Shelley
Poetically ajar
Unfold, in verse
Unclose, poetically
Unlock, in verse
Expose, poetically
Unveil, in poetry
"To his good friends thus wide I'll ___ my arms": Laertes
Not shut, in verse
Unfold, in verse
Revealed, in verse
"Morn did ___ / Its pale eyes then …": Shelley
Unfold, in verse
Unlock, to Byron
Unseal, to Blake
Cockney prayer?
Unveil, to an odist
Unseal, to Blake
Cockney prayer?
Unveil, to an odist
Unlatch, in poems
Unseal, in odes
Poetically ajar
"O the cannons ___ their rosy-flashing muzzles!": Whitman
Unlock, to Locke
Uncork, to Keats
Reveal, in poetry
Reveal, in poetry
"And when I ___ my lips …”: Shak.
Ajar, to the bard
Expose, in verse
Unclose, in poetry
Unbar, in poetry
Poetically unclose
Ajar, in verse
Ajar, poetically
"Wilt thou not ___ thy heart...?": Emerson
Unlock, in verse
Unlatch'd
Unlock, to a bard
Unlock, in verse
Unbar, to a bard
Unlatch, to a bard
Reveal, to a poet
Poetically ajar
"To ___ their golden eyes": Shaks.
Poet's unclose
Not closed, in poetry
Unbar, to Byron
Unstop, poetically
Not closed, in poems
Poetically ajar
Unfold, in verse
Unshut, poetically
Uncover, poetically
Expose, in verse
"To ___ their golden eyes" ("Cymbeline")
Unlatch, to bards
Unlatch, to bards
Expose, to poets
Unclose, in verse
Unlatch, in poetry
Unclose, poetically
Poetic contraction
Unlock, in poesy
High expectation for Eliza?
Uncover, in verse
Uncork, to the Bard
Not shut, to Shelley
Unbolt, poetically
What blossoms do, in poetry
Unclose
Poetic verb
"To __ their golden eyes": Shak.
Lay wide, poetically
Poetic verb
Unlatch, in poesy
"To __ their golden eyes"
"Behold, the heavens do ___": Coriolanus
Unseal, poetically
Uncovered, in verse
Ajar, to the bard
Unlock, in poesy
Unfold, in poetry
Reveal, in poetry
21-Across, to poets
Cockney aspiration
Open, to a poet
Reveal, old-style
Unfold, in poesy
"O Henry, _____ thine eyes!" (Shakespeare)
Unclose, in verse
Unlock, poetically
Not shut, to Shelley
Give access to, poetically
Unlatched, in poems
Unseal, to Blake
Poetically ajar
Ajar, to a poet
"The very minute bids thee ___ thine ear": Shak.
Not seal'd
Unlock poetically
Unlock, to Keats
'Enry's expectation?
"... when I ___ my lips ...": "The Merchant of Venice"
Ajar, in poetry
Uncover in a poem
Poetic unclose
Byron's untie
"To ___ their golden eyes": "Cymbeline"
Bard's unclose
Unseal
"Set ___ the doors, O Soul!": Whitman
Not closed, poetically
Reveal, in poems
"When I __ my lips . . ."
Not closed, to Coleridge
Reveal, in poetry
Unfold, poetically
"To ___ their golden eyes": Shakespeare
Unlock, to Locke
Expose, poetically
Expectation, to 'Enry?
48-Down, in poetry
Ajar, poetically
Unveil, in verse
"Thy crystal window ___": "Cymbeline"
Leave 10 Across: archaic
Unlock, to Shylock
Ajar, to Keats
``To ___ their golden eyes:" Shakespeare
Unfold: Poet.
Poetically ajar
Unclosed in verse
Not seal'd
Unlatch, poetically
Unsealed, in poesy
"To ___ their golden eyes”: Shakespeare
Use a poet's corkscrew?
Unclose, to the Bard
East Ender's wish
Word for and in Pope
Mayberry lad, sometimes
Unfold, in verse
Unclose, in poesy
Unseal: Poet.
"And when I ___ my lips . . . " : Shak.
Untie, to Keats
Unclose, to Shelley
Unclose, to Shakespeare
Disclose, poetically
Unbar, to Keats
Unlock, poetically
Disclose, to Donne
Disclose, to Shelley
"And when I ___ my lips . . . ": Shak.
Uncover, to a bard
Unseal, poetically
Unfold, in poesy
Unclose, to Keats
"To ___ their golden eyes": Shak.
Unclose, to poets
Unclose, to W.S.
Unclose, to a poet
Expose, in poesy
Unclose, to Marlowe
Poetic start
Unclose, to Donne
Unclose, to Coleridge
Take the lid off, in poesy
Begin, in poesy
Unseal: Poetic
Unclose: Poetic
Begin, poetically
Unclose, to poets
Poetic verb
Cockney's desire
Poetically disclose
Poetic word
Unclose, in poems
Begin, to poets
Start, poetically
Hoptimism
Unlock, to poets
Poet's start
Cockney's aspiration
Unfold, to poets
Reveal poetically
Unfold, in poetry
Unlock, in poems
Optimism, in Soho
Reveal: Poet.
Cockney's desire.
Unlock: Poet.
Unclose: Poet.
Cockney's wish.
Poet's 140 Across.
Poetic word.
Unfold, poetically speaking.
Poetic "unclose."
Disclose: Poet.
Poetic verb.
Cockney's "trust."
Unfold: Poet.
"When I ___ my lips, let no dog bark."
Open: poetical.
Unshut: Poetic.
Unclose: Poetic.
Unclose.
Disclose in verse
Cockney's expectation.
Fling wide: Poet.
Let a breeze in, in poetry
Reveal, poetically.
Unlock: Poetic.
Cockney's wish
Cockney's wishful thinking.
Reveal, poetically
Poet's "unclose."
Uncover: Arch.
Cockney desire.
Reveal, old style.
Begin: Poet.
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