Optic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPTIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an eye
• a lens or other optical component in an optical instrument.
• the eye.
• a device fastened to the neck of an inverted bottle for measuring out spirits.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to vision
• relating to the eye or vision.
• relating to the eyes or sight
• The organ of sight; an eye.
• An eyeglass.
• Alt. of Optical
• of or relating to or resembling the eye
• relating to or using sight

Words related to OPTIC

optically16 optics10

Words that contain OPTIC

optics10 bioptic13 optical11 autoptic12 entoptic12 holoptic15 optician12 opticist12 panoptic14 suboptic14 synoptic15 dichoptic19 entoptics13 floptical16 hydroptic20 optically16 opticians13 opticists13 orthoptic16 sarcoptic15 syncoptic18 synoptics16 autoptical14 fibreoptic19 flopticals17 orthoptics17 panoptical16 panopticon16 supraoptic16 synoptical17 stereoptic14 hemianoptic20 panopticons17 stereoptics15 autoptically19 panoptically21 stereopticon16 synoptically22 presbyoptics23 stereopticons17

How to use OPTIC in a sentence

• Phenomena of meteors, optic delusions, spectra, etc.
• Among the optic deceptions noticed by Captain Scoresby, was one of a very singular nature.
• It was once thought that this sort of blindness was an incurable extinction of vision by a transparent watery humor distilling on the optic nerve.
• It was one of those flaming pinks that cannot be regarded by the naked eye for any length of time, owing to the strain it puts on the delicate optic nerve.
• If a red rose is seen, it is because the optic nerves sensitive to red have been stimulated and have carried the message to the brain.
• Drawing his head back until it rested against her bosom, with tender hands she dressed the injured optic with balm from the box.
• The next instant, my vision apparently rectified by the comparative dusk, I saw no one, and concluded that my optic nerves had been momentarily affected from within.
• Total or partial blindness may follow as a sequel of optic atrophy.
• I had feared that paralysis had seized the optic nerve.
• Skag kept his imagination down until his optic nerves actually brought him the picture.
• Lorimer was on the floor, and received his discolored optic there.
• The optic nerve is the part of the eye which conveys visions to the mind.
• The tender points of the fibers of the optic nerve, too, would soon become blunted and broken, and the eye, of course, useless.
• But this, I am convinced, was a mere delusion, for all rays of light falling in the direction of the optic axis must have been intercepted and reflected by the opaque capsule.
• Lenore had written him word that the surgeon gave no hope of the injured optic nerve ever recovering.
• The sight of one eye was destroyed beyond a peradventure, and that of the other endangered by a possible injury to the optic nerve.
• Let us take the direct glance, passing by the optic agent, since it is direct in all the phenomena we have to consider.
• He described the optic nerves and the Eustachian tubes, made correct observations upon vision, and refuted the common view that the sperma came from the spinal cord.
• Thus there may be false visual impressions which may be due to changes in the retina or in the optic nerve or in the brain matter to which the nerve is distributed.
• Oliver Optic has the faculty of writing books full of dash and energy, such as healthy boys want and need.

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