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71E|thi|ope — «EE thee ohp», adjective, noun. = Ethiopian. (Cf. ↑Ethiopian) …
72my|ope — «MY ohp», noun. a person having myopia; near sighted person: »In general, myopes become aware of their abnormality because of the difficulty of distinguishing distant objects (Hardy and Perrin). ╂[back formation < myopia] …
73pres|by|ope — «PREHZ bee ohp», noun. a person having presbyopia …
74ANTI`OPE — queen of the Amazons and mother of Hippolytus. The Sleep of Antiope, chef d oeuvre of Correggio in the Louvre …
75CALLI`OPE — the muse of epic poetry and eloquence, is represented with a tablet and stylus, and sometimes with a paper roll. See MUSES …
76mo·dus ope·ran·di — /ˌmoʊdəsˌɑːpəˈrændi/ noun [singular] formal : a usual way of doing something; especially : the usual way that a particular criminal performs a crime the murderer s modus operandi ◇ Modus operandi is a Latin phrase that means “method of operation” …
77opelu — ope·lu …
78opepe — ope·pe …
79opera — ope·ra …
80opéra — opé·ra …