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• A bit cracked

• A bit open

• A door that's not a door

• A little cracked

• A little open

• A little open, as an office door

• A tad cracked

• A tad open

• Admitting a breeze

• Admitting a draft

• Admitting a draft, maybe

• Admitting a draft, perhaps

• Admitting just a little light, maybe

• Admitting light, perhaps

• Admitting peek traffic?

• Admitting some light, perhaps

• Allowing a draft

• Allowing a draft, e.g.

• Allowing a draft, maybe

• Allowing a draft, perhaps

• Allowing a little air

• Allowing a little light

• Allowing a little light in

• Allowing a peek

• Allowing a peek, as a door

• Allowing a peek, in a way

• Allowing a peek, say

• Allowing access

• Allowing entry

• Allowing entry, as a door

• Allowing for a draft

• Allowing peeking, perhaps

• Allowing some light to come through, maybe

• Almost closed

• Almost shut

• Annoying to a draft evader?

• At variance (with)

• Barely admitting air

• Barely allowing access

• Barely open

• Barely open, as a door

• Between open and closed

• Causing a draft

• Certainly not locked

• Clearly not latched

• Clearly not locked

• Close to closed

• Close to shut

• Closed to some extent

• Cocked open

• Cracked

• Cracked a bit

• Cracked a bit, as a door

• Cracked a little

• Cracked as a door

• Cracked just a bit

• Cracked open a smidge

• Cracked open, as a door

• Cracked slightly

• Cracked somewhat

• Cracked, as a glass door?

• Cracked, but not broken

• Cracked, in a way

• Discordant

• Dissonant

• Door position

• Door positioning

• Enabling eavesdropping, perhaps

• Half cracked?

• Half-open

• How a fire door shouldn't be left

• Imperfectly closed, as a door

• In contradiction to, with 'with'

• Jangling

• Just open

• Just shy of shut

• Leaving a small opening

• Left slightly open

• Left so as to admit some light

• 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 some air in, perhaps

• Like a cracked door

• Like a door, when it's not a door, in a riddle

• Like an unshut door

• Like gates, at times

• Like some doors

• Minimally open

• Momo author: 1978

• Mostly closed

• Nearly closed

• Nearly shut

• Needing to be closed, perhaps

• Neither open nor closed

• Neither open nor shut

• Not agreeing (with)

• Not closed

• Not closed all the way

• Not completely closed

• Not completely shut

• Not completely shut, as a door

• Not entirely closed

• Not entirely shut

• Not exactly closed

• Not flush with the jamb

• Not flush with the wall, possibly

• Not fully closed

• Not fully shut

• Not in harmony

• Not latched

• Not latched, maybe

• Not locked

• Not open, not closed

• Not pulled to

• Not quite closed

• Not quite latched

• Not quite shut

• Not really closed

• Not securely fastened, maybe

• Not shut

• Not shut all the way

• Not shut tight

• Not stopping the draft, say

• Not totally shut

• Obviously unlocked

• Open

• Open a bit

• Open a bit, as a door

• Open a crack

• Open a little

• Open a smidgen

• Open a tad

• Open an inch

• Open enough to peep through

• Open for peeking

• Open just a bit

• Open just a crack

• Open just a little

• Open just a tad

• Open just barely

• Open slightly

• Open some

• Open somewhat

• Open, as a door

• Open, but barely

• Open, but just

• Openable with a gentle push, say

• Part of QED

• Partially open

• Partly closed

• Perfect for peeking through

• Positioned for peeking, perhaps

• Propped open

• Propped open, perhaps

• Propped, perhaps

• Q: When is a door not a door? A: When it's ___

• Set for eavesdropping, maybe

• Short of being shut

• Short of shut

• Shut some

• Shy of being shut

• Shy of shut

• Slightly cracked

• Slightly cracked, as a door

• Slightly gapped

• Slightly open

• Slightly open, as a door

• Somewhat cracked?

• Somewhat open

• Sort of cracked

• Standing open

• Standing open slightly

• Still open

• The Blue ___ (Hank Azaria's Mystery Men role)

• Unclosed

• Unshut

• Unshut, perhaps

• What a closed door is not

• What a door is when it isn't

• What some cars say your door is

• When is a door not a door? When it's ___

• When it's ___ (end of an old riddle)

• When it's ___ (old riddle answer)

• When it's ___ (old riddle's end)

• When it's ___ (punchline of joke about a door)

• When it's ___ (riddle end)

• When it's ___: answer to an old riddle about a door

• Your door is ___

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