Not secret
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OPENNot secret
OVERTNot secret.
OVERTNot secret
SEENNot secret
KNOWNNot secret
OPENLYNot in secret
KNOWNNot a secret
BLABNot keep secret
AIREDNot kept secret
unrevealedNot revealed; secret
BLABNot keep a secret
LEAKNot keep a secret
OVERTNot secret or hidden
UNCODEDNot written in secret script.
PIGLATINNot-so-secret secret language
LINGERIEVictoria's not-so-secret Secret
AREACode that's not a secret
LINGERIEVictoria's not-so-secret secret
cryptosecret or hidden; not publicly admitted
cryptossecret or hidden; not publicly admitted
LEAKYNot able to keep a secret: Colloq.
nonsecretsNONSECRET, something that is not a secret
nonsecretnot secret / something that is not a secret
unclassified(of information or documents) Not designated as secret
nonconfidential(of a subject or information) Not secret or confidential
surreptitiousKept secret, esp. because it would not be approved of
FATIMAIts third secret was not what Vatican critics said it would be
conventiclesCONVENTICLE, an assembly for religious worship, esp a secret meeting for worship not sanctioned by law
confidedTell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others
confidingTell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others
confidantsA person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others
confidantA person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others
nonclassified(of information or documents) Not designated as officially secret; freely available (tending to be less forceful in meaning than unclassified)
conventiclean assembly for religious worship, esp a secret meeting for worship not sanctioned by law / to hold such an assembly
freemasona. one of a class of skilled stoneworkers of the Middle Ages, possessing secret signs and passwords b. member of a society composed of such workers, which also included honorary members (accepted masons) not connected with the building trade