OPHTHALMOSCOPY
OPHTHALMOS'COPY, noun [Gr. the eye, and to view.]A branch of physiognomy which deduces the knowledge of a man's temper and manner from the appearance of the eyes.
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OPHTHALMY
OPH'THALMY, noun [Gr. from the eye.]A disease of the eyes; an inflammation of the membranes which invest the eye.Inflammation of the eye or its appendages.
OPIATE
O'PIATE, noun [from opium.]1. Primarily, a medicine of a thicker consistence than syrup, prepared with opium.A soft electuary.Electuaries when soft are call opiata.But in modern...
OPIFCICER
OPIFC'ICER, noun [Latin opifex; opus, work, and facio, to do.]One who performs any work. [Not used.]
OPINABLE
OPI'NABLE, adjective [Latin opinor.] That may be thought. [Not used.]
OPINATION
OPINA'TION, noun Act of thinking; opinion. [Not used.]
OPINATIVE
OPIN'ATIVE, adjective Stiff in opinion. [Not used.]
OPINATOR
OPINA'TOR, noun One fond of his own opinions; one who holds an opinion. [Not in use.]
OPINE
OPI'NE, verb intransitive [Latin opinor.] To think; to suppose. obsolete
OPINED
OPI'NED, participle passive Thought; conceived. obsolete
OPINER
OPI'NER, noun One who thinks or holds an opinion. obsolete
OPINIASTER
OPINIAS'TER,OPINIAS'TROUS,OPIN'IATE, verb transitive To maintain one's opinion with obstinacy. obsolete
OPINIASTROUS
OPINIAS'TROUS,
OPINIATE
OPIN'IATE, v.t. To maintain one's opinion with obstinacy. Obs.
OPINIATED
OPIN'IATED, adjective Unduly attached to one's own opinions.
OPINIATER
OPINIA'TER, adjective Stiff in opinion; obstinate. obsolete
OPINIATIVE
OPIN'IATIVE, adjective1. Very stiff in adherence to preconceived notions.2. Imagined; not proved.
OPINIATIVENESS
OPIN'IATIVENESS, noun Undue stiffness in opinion.
OPINIATOR
OPINIA'TOR, noun One unduly attached to his own opinion. obsolete
OPINIATRE
OPINIA'TRE, adjective Unduly attached to one's own opinion, or stiff in adhering to it. obsolete
OPINIATRY
OPIN'IATRY, noun Unreasonable attachment to one's own notions; obstinacy in opinions. obsolete
OPINING
OPI'NING, participle present tense Thinking. obsoleteOPI'NING, noun Opinion; notion. obsolete
OPINION
OPINION, noun opin'yon. [Latin opinio, from opinor, to thing, Gr., Latin suppono.]1. The judgment which the mind forms of any proposition, statement, theory or event, the truth ...
OPINIONATE
OPIN'IONATE,OPIN'IONATED, adjective Stiff in opinion; firmly or unduly adhering to one's own opinion; obstinate in opinion.
OPINIONATED
OPIN'IONATED, a. Stiff in opinion; firmly or unduly adhering to one's own opinion; obstinate in opinion.
OPINIONATELY
OPIN'IONATELY, adverb Obstinately; conceitedly.
OPINIONATIVE
OPIN'IONATIVE, adjective Fond of preconceived notions; unduly attached to one's own opinions.