Ops

[ ops ]

/ ɒps /

noun

the ancient Roman goddess of plenty, and the wife of Saturn and mother of Jupiter: identified with the Greek goddess Rhea.

Definition for ops (2 of 3)

OPS

or O.P.S.

Office of Price Stabilization.

Definition for ops (3 of 3)

[ op ]

/ ɒp /

noun

op art.

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Examples from the Web for ops

If the Ops Center is a preview of the show to come, Rio will be ready, albeit perhaps at the last minute.
Rio's Unprecedented New Surveillance System|Julie Ruvolo|October 15, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Another 30,000 meters of fiber-optic cables criss-cross another 300 LCD screens spread over 100 rooms in the Ops Center.
Rio's Unprecedented New Surveillance System|Julie Ruvolo|October 15, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Getting to work in ops may well be harder than being an astronaut.
Inside the Other Situation Room|Daniel Stone|May 19, 2011|DAILY BEAST
That was the legacy of waiting so long to bring women into the ops ranks in a meaningful way.
The Women of the CIA|Valerie Wilson|January 24, 2010|DAILY BEAST

They granted what he craved, and once again Saturn and Ops began their golden reign.
Hero and Leander|Christopher Marlowe
We would drill all day and after dark it would be night 'ops.
A Yankee in the Trenches|R. Derby Holmes
But the real companion deity to Ops was not Saturnus, but Consus.
The Religious Experience of the Roman People|W. Warde Fowler
She was the daughter of Saturn and Ops, and was worshipped as the goddess of fruits and corn.
The Student's Mythology|Catherine Ann White
Let every ale'ouse 'ave its own pertikler brew, an' m'appen we'll git some o' the old-fashioned malt an' 'ops agin.
The Treasure of Heaven|Marie Corelli

British Dictionary definitions for ops (1 of 2)

Ops

/ (ɒps) /

noun

the Roman goddess of abundance and fertility, wife of SaturnGreek counterpart: Rhea

British Dictionary definitions for ops (2 of 2)

abbreviation for

military observation post

Ordo Praedicatorum (the Dominicans)

organophosphate

Word Origin for OP

(for sense 2) Latin: Order of Preachers

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noun

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abbreviation for

Word Origin for OP