Look up: opus

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   OPUS
   OPUS is an abbreviation for Obvious Password Utility System
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   Opus
   A musical composition or set of compositions or an artistic work - usually on a grand scale. See also Magnum Opus.
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   OPUS
   Octal Program Updating System
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   Opus
   Work – a way to record composers` works by giving them opus numbers
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   opus
   A job, task or work. Various uses of the word occur in the following design and building terms: - opus caementicium - a mixture of mortar and stone - concrete - opus craticium - a cheaper form of facing or wall where a crude lattice framework of timber was filled in with roughly laid masonry using whatever building materials were to hand. - opus in...
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   Opus
   (project, product) A Honeywell operating system promised as a sop to customers after canning Multics in 1985. Opus was to provide everything Multics had and more, plus total compatibility with the Level 6/DPS6 operating system. Opus was a code name, the system was officially named VS3 (short for HVS R3 or Honeywell Virtual System Release Three). I...
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   opus
   a Californian wine Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries
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   Opus
   O'pus noun ; plural Opera . [ Latin See Opera .] A work; specif. (Mus.) , a musical composition. » Each composition, or set of pieces, as the composer may choose, is called an opus , and they are numbered in the order of their issue. (Often abbrev. to op.) Opus incertum . [ Latin ] (Architecture) See under Incertum .
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   Opus
   `Opus` is a Latin word for `work`. The plural of `opus` is `opera`. It is used in many fields, notably in architecture and in music. *In music, pieces of music by composers are given opus numbers, which generally run in order of publication. Unpublished compositions often are given WoO numbers (`Werk ohne Opuszahl`, German for `work without opus number`). *In architecture, it specifically describes a technique or a method or a style of connecting...
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    Opus
    • (n.) A work; specif. (Mus.), a musical composition.
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    Opus
    in ancient Greece, the chief city of the Locri Opuntii. Its site may have been at modern Atalándi or at Kiparíssi. Homer in his Iliad mentioned Opus, ...
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    opus
    opus (s), opera (pl) 1. A creative work, especially a musical composition numbered to designate the order of a composer's works.2. A piece of music written by a particular musician and given a number relating to the order in which it was published; for example, Opus 57, quartet.
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    opus
    opus, op. Work.
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    opus
    opus (ō'pus) [Lat.,=work], in music, term used in cataloging a composer's works, designating either a single composition or a group published together or considered a unit. Opus numbers assigned by the composer are of greater value than those assigned by the publisher. Beethoven was the fi...
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