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Definition of opera
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Opera (n.) The house where
operas
are
exhibited.
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Tilter
::
Tilter
(n.) One who
operates
a tilt
hammer.
Drug
::
Drug (n.) Any
animal,
vegetable,
or
mineral
substance
used in the
composition
of
medicines;
any stuff used in
dyeing
or in
chemical
operations..
Chloroform
::
Chloroform
(n.) A
colorless
volatile
liquid,
CHCl3,
having
an
ethereal
odor and a
sweetish
taste,
formed
by
treating
alcohol
with
chlorine
and an
alkali.
It is a
powerful
solvent
of wax,
resin,
etc., and is
extensively
used to
produce
anaesthesia
in
surgical
operations;
also
externally,
to
alleviate
pain..
Illutation
::
Illutation
(n.) The act or
operation
of
smearing
the body with mud,
especially
with the
sediment
from
mineral
springs;
a mud
bath..
Energy
::
Energy
(n.) Power
efficiently
and
forcibly
exerted;
vigorous
or
effectual
operation;
as, the
energy
of a
magistrate..
Canthoplasty
::
Canthoplasty
(n.) The
operation
of
forming
a new
canthus,
when one has been
destroyed
by
injury
or
disease..
Hazard
::
Hazard
(n.) To
expose
to the
operation
of
chance;
to put in
danger
of loss or
injury;
to
venture;
to risk.
Cooperative
::
Cooperative
(a.)
Operating
jointly
to the same end.
Pharyngotomy
::
Pharyngotomy
(n.) The
operation
of
making
an
incision
into the
pharynx,
to
remove
a tumor or
anything
that
obstructs
the
passage..
Synergist
::
Synergism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
theory,
attributed
to
Melanchthon,
that in the
regeneration
of a human soul there is a
cooperation,
or joint
agency,
on the part both of God and of man..
Rheostat
::
Rheostat
(n.) A
contrivance
for
adjusting
or
regulating
the
strength
of
electrical
currents,
operating
usually
by the
intercalation
of
resistance
which can be
varied
at
will..
Thoracentesis
::
Thoracentesis
(n.) The
operation
of
puncturing
the chest wall so as to let out
liquids
contained
in the
cavity
of the
chest.
Seat
::
Seat (n.) A
sitting;
a right to sit;
regular
or
appropriate
place of
sitting;
as, a seat in a
church;
a seat for the
season
in the opera
house..
Woodbury-type
::
Woodbury-type
(n.) A
process
in
photographic
printing,
in which a
relief
pattern
in
gelatin,
which has been
hardened
after
certain
operations,
is
pressed
upon a plate of lead or other soft
metal.
An
intaglio
impression
in thus
produced,
from which
pictures
may be
directly
printed,
but by a
slower
process
than in
common
printing..
Heat
::
Heat (n.) A
single
complete
operation
of
heating,
as at a forge or in a
furnace;
as, to make a
horseshoe
in a
certain
number
of
heats..
Keratonyxis
::
Keratonyxis
(n.) The
operation
of
removing
a
cataract
by
thrusting
a
needle
through
the
cornea
of the eye, and
breaking
up the
opaque
mass..
Colotomy
::
Colotomy
(n.) An
operation
for
opening
the colo.
Staple
::
Staphylotomy
(n.) The
operation
of
removing
a
staphyloma
by
cutting.
Attraction
::
Attraction
(n.) The act or
property
of
attracting;
the
effect
of the power or
operation
of
attraction.
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(v. t.) To
perfect
with
painstaking;
to
improve
or
refine
with labor and
study,
or by
successive
operations;
as, to
elaborate
a
painting
or a
literary
work..
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