o. p.

O.P.

1.
observation post.
2.
British Theater, opposite prompt.
3.
Order of Preachers (Dominican). Origin:
< Latin Ōrdō Praedicātōrum.
4.
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opposite prompt

noun Chiefly British Theater.
the offstage area to the right as one faces the audience. Abbreviation: O.P.
Also, opposite prompt side.
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o.p. or O.P.
 
abbreviation for
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O.P. or O.P.
 
abbreviation for

o.p. or O.P.
 
abbreviation for
out of print
 
O.P. or O.P.
 
abbreviation for

opposite prompt
 
n
theatre another name for stage right See prompt

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