| door open | 9.68 | She slid the door open. | ||
| eye open | 5.46 | They listened, eyes wide open. | ||
| mouth open | 3.55 | I chew with my mouth open. | ||
| store open | 2.37 | The store opens in November and the movie in December. | ||
| window open | 2.37 | A baseball bat props the window open. | ||
| possibility open | 1.65 | Computers have multiplied the possibilities open to the artist. | ||
| market open | 1.58 | The report will come out before the markets open. | ||
| option open | 1.51 | This was not an option open to me. | ||
| shirt open | 1.05 | He wore a blue shirt open at the neck. | ||
| game open | 0.92 | Florida broke open the game with three runs in the sixth. | ||
| communication open | 0.79 | He said he would keep the lines of communications open, hoping that good sense would prevail. | ||
| field open | 0.79 | With the field wide open, Armstrong looks to be a favorite. | ||
| remains open | 0.79 | The issue remains open, however, after a panelist won a revote. | ||
| job open | 0.66 | There were not very many jobs open. | ||
| season open | 0.66 | That meeting always has been held two days before the season opens. | ||
| gate open | 0.59 | The gates lay open, the grounds deserted, save for swarms of mosquitoes. | ||
| restaurant open | 0.59 | The only restaurant still open is hurrying its customers out the door. | ||
| road open | 0.59 | There ought to be a road open for relief convoys. | ||
| roof open | 0.59 | Roof open or roof closed. | ||
| shop open | 0.59 | There was a doughnut shop open down the way. |