op
[ op ]
/ ɒp /
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noun
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Definition for op (2 of 8)
OP
or O.P.
observation post.
Definition for op (3 of 8)
Definition for op (4 of 8)
op.
abbreviation
opera.
operation.
opposite.
opus.
Definition for op (5 of 8)
o.p.
abbreviation
out of print.
Definition for op (6 of 8)
Op.
abbreviation
opus.
Definition for op (7 of 8)
O.P.1
abbreviation
Order of Preachers (Dominican).
Origin of O.P.
1From Latin Ōrdō Praedicātōrum
Definition for op (8 of 8)
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British Dictionary definitions for op (1 of 3)
OP
abbreviation for
military observation post
Ordo Praedicatorum (the Dominicans)
organophosphate
Word Origin for OP
(for sense 2) Latin: Order of Preachers
British Dictionary definitions for op (2 of 3)
o.p.
O.P.
abbreviation for
out of print
British Dictionary definitions for op (3 of 3)
op.
abbreviation for
operation
opus
operator
operational
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