Opus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Latin) a work, esp. an artistic or literary work
• a separate composition or set of compositions.
• an artistic work, especially one on a large scale
• artistic creation, esp a musical work
• A work; specif. (Mus.), a musical composition.
• a musical work that has been created
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a literary or musical work

Words related to OPUS

opera7 opuses8

Words that contain OPUS

mopus9 opuses8 kokopus17 mopuses11 octopus11 opuscle11 pyropus14 seropus9 xenopus16 octopush15 opuscles12 opuscula12 opuscule12 rhizopus22 octopuses13 opuscular13 opuscules13 opusculum15 pyropuses16 seropuses11 xenopuses18 octopusher17 octopushes17 rhizopuses24 octopushers18 paranthropus19 sinanthropus17 zinjanthropus34 paranthropuses21 sinanthropuses19 pithecanthropus27 zinjanthropuses36

How to use OPUS in a sentence

• In Greece two towns were reduced to ruins, namely, Opus in Locris, and Oritus.
• Opus quadragesimale quod de poenitentia dictum est.
• It is perhaps only in the compositions subsequent to Opus 50 that Scriabine emerges in the fullness of his stature.
• It is in the string quartet, Opus 7, that Schoenberg first speaks his proper tongue.
• In capitellis veteribus opus erat planum, in novis sculptura subtilis.
• For Robertj Baillij opus historicum, 4 shillings and 6 pence.
• Almost on the same day the town of Opus was taken and plundered by Attalus.
• He returned thence to Opus, accusing both gods and men, because he had lost an opportunity of so great importance, almost snatched from his hands.
• Having settled affairs at Opus, he proceeded thence to Thronium.
• Philip took Thronium with as little difficulty as Attalus had at Opus.
• The opus quadratum is exactly the same style as that in the Tabularium in Rome.
• Later, in 1805, after the Eroica Symphony and Fidelio, when the master had become famous, he composed the great Waldstein Sonata, opus 58, and dedicated it to him.
• His opus 1 appeared in 1795, when he was twenty-four years old.
• There is little of importance to record concerning Beethoven for the few years following the publication of his opus 1.
• During this winter of 1816 the master composed the fine sonata in A, opus 101, for her.
• The Sonata, opus 111 was withdrawn twice, after the engraver had actually begun work on it.
• The one in B Flat, opus 130, completes the three for Prince Galitzin.
• He wrote a new finale for the quartet, and published the fugue separately as opus 133.
• The great C sharp minor Quartet opus 131, is the next one to claim our attention.
• The C sharp minor Quartet and the one in F, opus 135, which rounds out this wonderful series, were all but completed before leaving Vienna on the visit to Johann.

Similar words containing OPU without suffix s

mopus9 copula10 gopura9 kokopu16 opulus8 opuses8 autoput9 copulae11 copular11 copulas11 gopuram12 gopuras10 kokopus17 mopuses11 octopus11 opulent9 opuntia9 opuscle11 popular11 pyropus14 scopula11 seropus9 xenopus16 autoputs10 copulate12 copurify18 gopurams13 mokopuna16 octopush15 opulence12 opulency15 opuluses10 opuntias10 opuscles12 opuscula12 opuscule12 populace14 populars12 populate12 populism14 populist12 populous12 rhizopus22 scopulae12 scopulas12 aeropulse11 copublish18 copulated14 copulates13 gastropub14 hydropult18 micropump19 mokopunas17 monopulse13 octopuses13 opulences13 opulently14 opuscular13 opuscules13 opusculum15 populaces15 popularly16 populated14 populates13 populisms15 populists13 propulsor13 pyropuses16 scopulate13 seropuses11 unpopular13 xenopuses18 aeropulses12 copulating15 copulation14 copulative17 copulatory17 copurified18 copurifies17 depopulate15 gastropubs15 hydropults19 micropumps20 monopulses14 octopusher17 octopushes17 opulencies14 popularise14 popularist14 popularity17 popularize23 populating15 population14 populistic16 populously17 propulsion14 propulsive17 propulsors14 propulsory17 repopulate14 rhizopuses24 unpopulous14 popularism16 nonpopular14 allopurinol13 antipopular15 copublished21 copublisher20 copublishes20 copulations15 copulatives18 copurifying22 depopulated17 depopulates16 depopulator16 octopushers18 outpopulate15 popularised16 populariser15 popularises15 popularized25 popularizer24 popularizes24 populations15 propulsions15 repopulated16 repopulates15 semipopular17 unpopularly18 unpopulated16 popularisms17 allopurinols14 copublishers21 copublishing22 copulatively22 depopulating18 depopulation17 depopulators17 mucopurulent18 obstropulous16 outpopulated17 outpopulates16 overpopulate19 paranthropus19 popularisers16 popularising17 popularities16 popularizers25 popularizing26 populational16 populousness16 propugnation17 repopularise16 repopularize25 repopulating17 repopulation16 retropulsion14 retropulsive17 seropurulent14 sinanthropus17 unpopularity19 depopulations18 flavopurpurin23 micropuncture21 outpopulating18 overpopulated21 overpopulates20 precopulatory22 propugnations18 repopularised18 repopularises17 repopularized27 repopularizes26 repopulations17 retropulsions15 subpopulation19 zinjanthropus34 flavopurpurins24 mercaptopurine22 micropublisher25 micropulsation20 micropunctures22 nanopublishing22 overpopulating22 overpopulation21 paranthropuses21 popularisation18 popularization27 populousnesses18 postcopulatory23 repopularising19 repopularizing28 sinanthropuses19 subpopulations20 underpopulated20 unpopularities18 cardiopulmonary25 electropuncture21 interpopulation19 intrapopulation19 mercaptopurines23 micropublishers26 micropublishing27 micropulsations21 nanopublishings23 overpopulations22 pithecanthropus27 popularisations19 popularizations28 zinjanthropuses36 micropublishings28 interpopulational21

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