English dictionary: words starting with opi

adjective

Relating to, resembling, or containing opium.

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The use of opiate drugs

noun

A drug derived from or related to opium.

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The opiates are known to have natural counterparts called endorphins

verb

Dull the senses of (someone) with or as if with opium.

Usage examples:

He grew old and soft, opiating himself into a dreaming bliss

adjective

Dulled or intoxicated with or as if with opium.

Usage examples:

The rejected lover retreats into an opiated haze

verb

Dull the senses of (someone) with or as if with opium.

Usage examples:

He grew old and soft, opiating himself into a dreaming bliss

noun

A drug derived from or related to opium.

Usage examples:

The opiates are known to have natural counterparts called endorphins

verb

Dull the senses of (someone) with or as if with opium.

Usage examples:

He grew old and soft, opiating himself into a dreaming bliss

adjective

Relating to, resembling, or containing opium.

Usage examples:

The use of opiate drugs

adjective

Of or relating to opiates or their use; of the nature of or resembling an opiate.

verb

Dull the senses of (someone) with or as if with opium.

Usage examples:

He grew old and soft, opiating himself into a dreaming bliss

adjective

Relating to, resembling, or containing opium.

Usage examples:

The use of opiate drugs

noun

A drug derived from or related to opium.

Usage examples:

The opiates are known to have natural counterparts called endorphins

noun

A worker, a maker, a creator; specifically. god.

adjective

Designating a celebrated ancient roman wine of the vintage of a.u.c. 633, produced when opimius was consul. occasionally in extended use: any wine of a premium vintage. frequently in "opimian wine".

adjective

That is a matter of opinion; not certain; debatable, conjectural. also occasionally as noun now chiefly archaic.

noun

A person who opines or forms an opinion.

adjective

Of the nature of, or expressing, an opinion; founded on opinion; conjectural, uncertain.

verb

Hold and state as one's opinion.

Usage examples:

‘the man is a genius,’ he opined

verb

Hold and state as one's opinion.

Usage examples:

‘the man is a genius,’ he opined

noun

A person who opines; one who holds or expresses an opinion.

noun

A person who opines; one who holds or expresses an opinion.

verb

Hold and state as one's opinion.

Usage examples:

‘the man is a genius,’ he opined

verb

Variant form of open (verb).

Usage examples:

Now ope thine eyes

adjective

(obstinately) sure of one's own opinion; opinionated.

noun

Obstinate adherence to one's own opinion; opinionatedness.

noun

An imaginary creature, frequently represented as having the head and wings of an eagle or griffin, the body and legs of a lion, and the tail of a camel.

noun

An imaginary creature, frequently represented as having the head and wings of an eagle or griffin, the body and legs of a lion, and the tail of a camel.

verb

Hold and state as one's opinion.

Usage examples:

‘the man is a genius,’ he opined

noun

A view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

Usage examples:

That, in my opinion, is right

noun

A process in which people are asked for their opinions about a subject or person

Usage examples:

An opinion poll revealed that only 40% of local people were in favour of the project., in the opini…

adjective

= opinable . also as noun: an object of opinion.

noun

A formulated series of statements, each of which members of a selected group are requested to endorse or reject, used to gather information in a survey; (also, more widely) a questionnaire.