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 | Dec 18, 2001This week's theme Words with irregular plurals This week's words occiput opus numen chrysalis virtuoso             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg opus(OH-pus), plural opera (OH-puhr-a, OP-uhr-a) or opuses   noun: A musical or literary composition. From Latin opus (work). So what do we call a minor novel or a symphony? The diminutive form of the word opus is opuscule. And a great work is a magnum opus. But let's remember, an octopus is not a collection of eight opera. 
"Silva includes a suite from another Waxman horror opus, The Invisible
Ray, that is good enough to make us want more." X-BonusWhat a man says drunk he has thought sober. -Flemish proverb | 
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