Crossword clues for It's said for openers 6 lettersAnswerClueSESAMEIt may be said for openersSESAMEIt's said for openersCHOPRAWho said "The less you open your heart to others, the more your heart suffers"OPEAnd when I ___ my lips …”: Shak. nyt 2004 OPE Reveal, poetically nyt 2004 OPEC Crude org. nyt 2004 OPEC Intl. oil group nyt 2004 OPEC Oil grp. nyt 2004 OPED It's a matter of opinion nyt 2004 OPED Maureen Dowd piece nyt 2004 OPED Newspaper page nyt 2004 OPEL Astra maker nyt 2004 OPEL Kadett automaker nyt 2004 OPEL Kadett maker nyt 2004 OPELS They're called Vauxhalls in the U.K. nyt 2004 OPEN Ready for business nyt 2004 OPEN Store sign nyt 2004 OPENA ___ can of worms nyt 2004 OPENANDSHUTCASE No-brainer nyt 2004 OPENAREA Undeveloped expanse nyt 2004 OPENED Said one club," e.g.ALIBaba who said "Open sesame"ALIBABAWoodcutter who said "Open sesame!"BABAAli who said "Open sesame!"ALIHe said "Open sesame"ULTERIORBeyond what is openly saidALIBABAHe said "Open sesame!"BABAHe said "Open sesame!"AHAWord said when opening one's eyesAMENWord said before opening the eyesLOUISCKComic who said "I open my eyes, remember who I am, what I'm like, and I just go 'Ugh'"AOCRep. who said "We open doors so others can walk through them"MMHMMYes said without opening the mouthGAPEDOpened wide and said nothingAMENLast word said just before opening the eyesGETINPhrase said while holding open a car doorAMENWord said just before opening the eyesGONOWMoody Blues song that opens with "We've already said goodbye"LOUISCKComedian who said "Every day starts, my eyes open and I reload the program of misery"FATEWhat the opening motif of 36-Across is said to representDISCOERAPeriod often said to have begun on Valentine's Day, 1970, when David Mancuso opened the LoftSOTOld Soak.” nyt 1952 SOT Bibulous one. nyt 1952 SOT Bottle opener. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Toper. nyt 1952 SOTO Hernando de ___, Mississippi discoverer. nyt 1952 SOTS Befuddles. nyt 1952 SOTS Bibulous ones. nyt 1952 SOTS Topers. nyt 1952 SOTTO Under: Italian. nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce (privately said.) nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce. nyt 1952 SOU Something almost worthless. nyt 1952 SOU Worthless thing. nyt 1952 SOUL A human being. nyt 1952 SOUL Spiritual force. nyt 1952 SOULS Human beings. nyt 1952 SOUND Long Island or Puget. nyt 1952 SOUNDOFF Speak frankly: Slang. nyt 1952 SOUP Mulligatawny. nyt 1952 SOUP Pepper pot. nyt 1952 SOUR Peevish. nyt 1952 SOURNESS Peevish temper. nyt 1952 SOURNOTE This is anathema to the maestro: 2 wds. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins, 5 centimes. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA He composed Stars and Stripes Forever."
