Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Opalline

Opallinea.like or pertaining to opal

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Ope

Opev.used in poetry for open

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Open

Openv.to set open, unlock, divide, explain, begin

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Open (2)

Opena.unshut, unclosed, uncovered, plain, clear

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Opener

Openern.one who or what opens, an interpreter

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Openeyed

Openeyeda.watchful, attentive, vigilant, wary

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Openhanded

Openhandeda.generous, liberal, free, kind

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Openhearted

Openhearteda.honest, candid, generous, free

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Opening

Openingn.a place opened, breach, way, dawn

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Openly

Openlyad.publicly, evidently, plainly, clearly

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Openmouthed

Openmoutheda.talkative, ravenous, furious

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Openness

Opennessn.freedom from disguise, clearness

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Opera

Operan.a kind of musical entertainment

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Operable

Operablea.that may be done, practicable, ob.

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Operant

Operanta.laboring, active, busy, able to prod

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Operate

Operatev.to work, act, perform, effect, stir

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Operation

Operationn.a work, action, agency, effect

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Operative

Operativea.having the power of acting, strong

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Operator

Operatorn.one who operates, one who effects

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Operculate

Operculatea.having an operculum or cover

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Operose

Operosea.laborious, troublesome, tedious

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Ophidion

Ophidionn.a fish like an eel but shorter

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Ophiophagous

Ophiophagousa.eating or feeding on serpents

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Ophite

Ophiten.marble with spots like a serpent

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Ophthalmic

Ophthalmica.relating to or fit for the eyes

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Ophthalmy

Ophthalmyn.an inflamation of the eyes

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Opiate

Opiaten.a medicine causing sleep;a.causing sleep