Crossword Clue: Not fully closed
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Not fully closed"
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- Barely admitting air
- Barely allowing access
- Barely open, as a door
- Barely open
- A bit cracked
- A bit cracked?
- A bit open
- Annoying to a draft evader?
- "A door is not a door when it's ___"
- A door that's not a door
- A door that's not a door?
- A-ha "Door ___"
- A little cracked
- A little open, as an office door
- A little open
- A tad cracked
- A tad open
- Between open and closed
- At variance (with)
- At variance with
- At variance
- Admitting a breeze, perhaps
- Admitting a draft, as a door
- Admitting a draft, maybe
- Admitting a draft, perhaps
- Admitting a draft
- Admitting a slight draft, maybe
- Admitting just a little light, maybe
- Admitting peek traffic?
- Admitting some light, perhaps
- Author of "Momo": 1978
- Allowing a draft, e.g.
- Allowing a draft, perhaps
- Allowing a draft
- Allowing a little light in
- Allowing a little light
- Allowing a peek, in a way
- Allowing a peek, say
- Allowing a peek
- Allowing access
- Allowing eavesdropping, perhaps
- Allowing entry, as a door
- Allowing entry
- Allowing for pets' comings and goings, maybe
- Allowing peek traffic?
- Allowing peeking, perhaps
- Allowing some light to come through, maybe
- Allowing some ventilation, say
- Almost but not quite shut
- Almost closed, as a door
- Almost closed, but not quite
- Almost closed, doorwise
- Almost closed
- Almost open
- Almost shut
- Causing a dashboard light to go on, in a way
- Inviting to a burglar, perhaps
- Brand New "In ___"
- Certainly not locked
- How a fire door shouldn't be left
- Half cracked?
- Emile ___, author of "Momo": 1978
- Half open
- Half-open
- Dinosaur Jr. "In ___"
- Hardly open, as a door
- Hardly open
- Discordant
- Dissonant
- Cracked
- Cracked a bit, as a door
- Cracked a bit
- Cracked a little bit
- Cracked a little
- Cracked a smidgen
- Cracked, as a door
- Cracked, as a glass door?
- Cracked, in a way
- Cracked just a bit
- Cracked just a little
- Cracked just slightly
- Cracked, like a door
- Cracked open?
- Cracked open a bit, like a door
- Cracked open a smidge
- Cracked open, as a door
- Cracked open, say
- Cracked open
- Cracked, say
- Cracked slightly
- Clashing
- Clearly not latched
- Clearly not locked
- Imperfectly closed, as a door
- "Fly Trapped in ___" Modest Mouse
- Close to closed
- Close to shut
- Closed, for the most part
- Closed to some extent
- In a discordant state
- In contradiction to, with with
- Door position
- Door positioning
- Cocked open
- Inharmonious
- Just a bit open
- Just a little cracked
- Just a little open
- Just a tad open
- Just a wee bit open
- Just barely open, like a door
- Just open
- Just opened
- Just shy of shut
- Just slightly open
- Dropkick Murphys "Caught in ___"
- Not stopping the draft, say
- Not totally closed
- Like certain gates
- Still open
- Not wide open
- Like gates, at times
- Mostly closed
- Like heavenly gates
- Set for eavesdropping, maybe
- Out of a jamb?
- Out of harmony
- The Blue ___ (Hank Azaria's "Mystery Men" role)
- Like some doors
- Wilco "She's ___"
- Q: "When is a door not a door?" A: "When it's ___"
- Q.: When is a door not a door? A.: When it's ___
- Obviously unlocked
- Like the Pearly Gates, for saints
- Virtually closed
- Somewhat cracked?
- Somewhat open
- With a wee opening
- Short of being shut
- Short of shut
- Sort of cracked
- Partially closed
- Partially cracked
- Partially open, as a door
- Partially open
- Partially opened
- Partly closed
- Partly open, as a door
- Partly open
- Partway open, as a door
- Nearly closed
- Nearly shut
- Neither open nor shut
- Leaving a small opening
- Minimally open
- Left slightly open
- Left so as to admit some light
- Perfect for peeking through
- Modest Mouse "Fly Trapped in ___"
- Letting a little light in, maybe
- Letting in a bit of light
- Letting in a draft, say
- Letting in a little air
- Letting in a little light
- Letting in a shaft, perhaps
- Letting in some air
- Letting some air in, perhaps
- "Momo" author: 1978
- Open a bit
- Open a crack
- Open a little
- Open a smidge
- Open a smidgen
- Open a tad
- Open a touch
- Open a wit
- Open, but barely
- Open, but just
- Open, but not wide open
- Open by a chink
- Open enough to peep through
- Open-ish, as a door
- Open just a bit
- Open just a crack
- Open just a little
- Open just a tad
- Open minimally
- Open partway
- Open slightly
- Open some, as a door
- Open some
- Open somewhat
- Open
- Openable with a gentle push, say
- Opened a bit
- Opened a crack
- Opened a smidge
- Opened a tad
- Opened just a crack
- Phish "Sample in ___"
- Not all the way closed
- Not closed all the way, as a door
- Not closed all the way
- Not closed fully
- Not closed
- Not completely closed, as a door
- Not completely closed
- Not completely shut, as a door
- Not completely shut
- Like a cracked door
- Like a door facilitating eavesdropping, say
- Like a door that doesn't afford complete privacy
- Like a door that's cracked open a bit
- Like a door that's open just a little
- Like a door that's slightly cracked open
- Like a door, when it's not a door, in a riddle
- Like a door with a foot in it
- Not entirely closed
- Not exactly closed
- Not flush with the wall, possibly
- Not fully closed
- Not fully open
- Not fully shut
- Not in harmony
- Not latched, maybe
- Not latched
- Not locked
- Not merely unlocked
- Propped open, perhaps
- Propped open
- Propped, perhaps
- Not quite closed, doorwise
- Not quite closed
- Not quite shut
- Not really closed
- Not securely fastened, maybe
- Not shut all the way
- Not shut tight
- Not shut tightly
- Not shut
- Showing a crack
- Shut some
- Shy of being shut
- Shy of shut
- Word for heavenly gates
- "Wearing the face that she keeps in ___ by the door" (Beatles lyric)
- What a closed door is not
- What a door is when it's not a door?
- Unclosed a bit
- Unclosed
- Unharmonious
- Slightly cracked, as a door
- Slightly cracked open
- Slightly cracked
- Slightly gapped
- Slightly open, as a door
- Slightly open, like a door
- Slightly open
- Slightly opened
- Slightly shy of shut
- Standing open
- Unlatched, say
- What some cars say your door is
- Unshut, perhaps
- Unshut
- When a door is not a door.
- "When is a door not a door? When it's ---"
- "When is a door not a door? When it's ___"
- "When it's __": answer to a classic riddle
- When it's __: answer to an old riddle about a door
- "When it's ___" (answer to an old riddle)
- "When it's ___" (answer to the old riddle "When is a door not a door?")
- "When it's ___" (old riddle answer)
- "When it's ___" (old riddle's end)
- "When it's ___" (riddle end)
Recent Usage of Not fully closed in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Not fully closed" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Not fully closed in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Aug. 1, 2018
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 5, 2017
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 28, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - Jan. 3, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 4, 2013
- Newsday - Oct. 31, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 17, 2012
- USA Today - Oct. 13, 2011
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - March 27, 2009
- LA Times - Jan. 27, 2008
- Newsday - May 24, 2007
- Washington Post - May 10, 2007
- Newsday - Sept. 19, 2006
- Newsday - March 24, 2006
- New York Times - March 18, 2002
- New York Times - Feb. 11, 2002
- New York Times - Oct. 4, 1999
- New York Times - April 19, 1995
- New York Times - Aug. 7, 1993
- New York Times - April 11, 1991
