Compounds of 開き

• 開き
  (n) (1) opening
  gap
  (suf) (2) dried and opened fish
  (P)
• お開き
  (n) breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.)
  closure
• 海開き
  (n) opening of the beachgoing season
• 開き鯵
  (n) split and dried saurel
• 開き戸
  (n) (hinged) door
• 開き口
  (n) (comp) aperture
• 開き封
  (n) unsealed mail
• 詰開き
  (n,adj-no) (1) bargaining
  negotiation
  (2) turning one's body to the left or right and standing (when leaving the presence of nobility, etc.)
  (3) sailing close-hauled
  sailing on a close reach
• 詰開き
  (n,adj-no) (1) bargaining
  negotiation
  (2) turning one's body to the left or right and standing (when leaving the presence of nobility, etc.)
  (3) sailing close-hauled
  sailing on a close reach
• 鏡開き
  (n) (1) cutting the New Year's rice cake (January 11th)
  (2) traditional breaking of a sake cask at weddings, receptions, etc.
• 見開き
  (n) two pages opposite each other
• 言開き
  (n) explanation
  justification
  vindication
• 御開き
  (n) breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.)
  closure
• 山開き
  (n) start of the mountain-climbing season
• 序開き
  (n,vs) beginnings
  origins
• 川開き
  (n) festival marking the start of boating season
• 前開き
  (n) open in front
• 蔵開き
  (n,vs) first opening of warehouse after New Year
• 店開き
  (n,vs) opening a store
  starting a business
  (P)
• 内開き
  (n) opening inward (e.g. door, window)
• 背開き
  (n) slicing a fish down its back
• 半開き
  (n) partly open
  in half bloom
• 片開き
  (n) single door (as opposed to a double door)
• 本開き
  (n) (1) functioning cuff buttons on a jacket (i.e., those that can be buttoned and unbuttoned)
  (2) surgeon's cuffs
• 幕開き
  (n) (1) the rise of the curtain
  opening (of play)
  (2) beginning (e.g. of an era)
  opening (festival, event, etc.)
• 両開き
  (n) double (two-leaf) door
• 鯵の開き
  (n) horse mackerel, cut open and dried
• 開き直る
  (v5r,vi) to become defiant
  to turn upon
  to become serious
  (P)
• 観音開き
  (n) double doors
• 詰め開き
  (n,adj-no) (1) bargaining
  negotiation
  (2) turning one's body to the left or right and standing (when leaving the presence of nobility, etc.)
  (3) sailing close-hauled
  sailing on a close reach