English dictionary: words starting with op
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ɒpnounA surgical operation.
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A minor op
prefixVariant spelling of ob- assimilated before p (as in oppress, oppugn ).
abbreviationObservation post.
nounOriginally among german and dutch communities: a grandfather.
verbOpacify.
verbMake or become opaque.
Usage examples:
Milk-glass opacified with arsenic displays a fiery opalescence
verbMake or become opaque.
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Milk-glass opacified with arsenic displays a fiery opalescence
verbMake or become opaque.
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Milk-glass opacified with arsenic displays a fiery opalescence
verbMake or become opaque.
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Milk-glass opacified with arsenic displays a fiery opalescence
nounAn instrument for measuring the opacity of a body or substance, especially by measuring the amount of light it reflects.
nounMicroscopic dark grains and scales occurring in the groundmass of many igneous rocks, which are too small to be readily identified by optical means and are sometimes attributed to iron oxides or carbon.
nounThe quality of lacking transparency or translucence.
Usage examples:
Thinner paints need black added to increase opacity
nounA large deep-bodied fish with a deep blue back, silvery belly, and crimson fins, which lives in deep oceanic waters.
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One fish i wish i could see with my own eyes is the brilliant opah, or moonfish.
nounA large deep-bodied fish with a deep blue back, silvery belly, and crimson fins, which lives in deep oceanic waters.
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One fish i wish i could see with my own eyes is the brilliant opah, or moonfish.
nounA gemstone consisting of a form of hydrated silica, typically semi-transparent and showing many small points of shifting colour against a pale or dark ground.
Usage examples:
A large opal surrounded by small diamonds
nounThe quality of reflecting light and changing colour like an opal
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The milky opalescence of the northern sea, the hedge rose against the pale opalescence of the lower…
adjectiveShowing many small points of shifting colour against a pale or dark ground.
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An opalescent sky
adjectiveResembling an opal in colour or iridescence; opalescent.
nounA deep-bodied percoid fish, girella nigricans (family kyphosidae), having a green back and iridescent blue eyes and native to the coastal waters of southern california.
adjectiveOpalescent.
Usage examples:
Sponges have an internal skeleton composed of needle-like elements called spicules, which can be co…
nounAnother term for milk-glass.
nounA protozoan of the group opalinata, which comprises ciliated organisms parasitic in the intestines of lower vertebrates, especially frogs and toads.
adjectiveOf or relating to the opalinids.
adjectiveSomewhat like opal in appearance.
verbTo make iridescent like an opal; to make opaline or opalescent.
adjective(especially of a fossil) converted into opal, or a substance resembling opal; rendered opalescent.
verbTo make iridescent like an opal; to make opaline or opalescent.
nounA gemstone consisting of a form of hydrated silica, typically semi-transparent and showing many small points of shifting colour against a pale or dark ground.
Usage examples:
A large opal surrounded by small diamonds
adjectiveNot able to be seen through; not transparent.
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Bottles filled with a pale opaque liquid
nounAn opaque thing.
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To be honest, it's a relief when summer is over and we can get back into good old black opaques, wh…
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