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op.
  1. operation
  2. opus
  3. operator
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op  (op),USA pronunciation n. 
  1. Fine ArtSee op art. 

OP, 
  1. Militaryobservation post.
Also, O.P. 
op-, 
  1. var. of ob- (by assimilation) before p: oppose.

Op., 
  1. Music and Danceopus.

op., 
    1. Music and Danceopera.
    2. operation.
    3. opposite.
    4. Music and Danceopus.

O.P., 
    1. Militaryobservation post.
    2. British Terms, Show BusinessSee opposite prompt. 
    3. Order of Preachers (Dominican).
      • Latin Ōrdō Praedicātōrum
    4. out of print.
    5. overproof.

o.p., 
  1. out of print.

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