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Definition of opera
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Opera (n.) The house where
operas
are
exhibited.
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Mundification
::
Mundification
(n.) The act or
operation
of
cleansing.
Subduction
::
Subduct
(v. t.) To
subtract
by
arithmetical
operation;
to
deduct.
Derivation
::
Derivation
(n.) The
operation
of
deducing
one
function
from
another
according
to some fixed law,
called
the law of
derivation,
as the of
differentiation
or of
integration..
Cosmoplastic
::
Cosmoplastic
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
plastic
force as
operative
in the
formation
of the world
independently
of God;
world-forming.
Operation
::
Operation
(n.)
Something
to be done; some
transformation
to be made upon
quantities,
the
transformation
being
indicated
either
by rules or
symbols..
Efficient
::
Efficient
(n.)
Causing
effects;
producing
results;
that makes the
effect
to be what it is;
actively
operative;
not
inactive,
slack,
or
incapable;
characterized
by
energetic
and
useful
activity;
as, an
efficient
officer,
power..
Multiplication
::
Multiplication
(n.) The
process
of
repeating,
or
adding
to
itself,
any given
number
or
quantity
a
certain
number
of
times;
commonly,
the
process
of
ascertaining
by a
briefer
computation
the
result
of such
repeated
additions;
also, the rule by which the
operation
is
performed;
-- the
reverse
of
division..
Operate
::
Operate
(v. t.) To
produce,
as an
effect;
to
cause..
Bull
::
Bull (n.) One who
operates
in
expectation
of a rise in the price of
stocks,
or in order to
effect
such a rise. See 4th Bear, n., 5..
Cholecystotomy
::
Cholecystotomy
(n.) The
operation
of
making
an
opening
in the gall
bladder,
as for the
removal
of a
gallstone..
Snowplough
::
Snowplough
(n.) An
implement
operating
like a plow, but on a
larger
scale,
for
clearing
away the snow from
roads,
railways,
etc..
Colotomy
::
Colotomy
(n.) An
operation
for
opening
the colo.
Figurant
::
Figurant
(n.
masc.)
One who
dances
at the
opera,
not
singly,
but in
groups
or
figures;
an
accessory
character
on the
stage,
who
figures
in its
scenes,
but has
nothing
to say;
hence,
one who
figures
in any
scene,
without
taking
a
prominent
part..
Speculum
::
Speculum
(n.) An
instrument
for
dilating
certain
passages
of the body, and
throwing
light
within
them, thus
facilitating
examination
or
surgical
operations..
Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.) Made and
operated
by
interaction
of
forces
without
a
directing
intelligence;
as, a
mechanical
universe..
Melioration
::
Melioration
(n.) The act or
operation
of
meliorating,
or the state of being
meliorated;
improvement..
Haymaking
::
Haymaking
(n.) The
operation
or work of
cutting
grass and
curing
it for hay.
Twitch
::
Twitch
(n.) A stick with a hole in one end
through
which
passes
a loop, which can be drawn
tightly
over the upper lip or an ear of a
horse.
By
twisting
the stick the
compression
is made
sufficiently
painful
to keep the
animal
quiet
during
a
slight
surgical
operation..
Operand
::
Operand
(n.) The
symbol,
quantity,
or thing upon which a
mathematical
operation
is
performed;
--
called
also
faciend..
Couching
::
Couching
(n.) The
operation
of
putting
down or
displacing
the
opaque
lens in
cataract.
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