-op : 3 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ bond (link between two particles of opposing charge) __ bust (narc's operation) __ card (modern purchasing option) __ Greater Hartford Open (tourney won in 2001 by Phil Mickelson) __ the opposite field ___ -- the occasion (seized an opportunity) ___ -mo (replay option) ___ against (opposing) ___ alla Scala (Milan opera house) ___ alla Scala (opera house) ___ and 37-Across (snack option) ___ and Cav (opera double-bill) ___ and cheese (dinner option, briefly) ___ and operated ___ Arden Oplev, director of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" ___ B. Driftwood ("A Night at the Opera" role) ___ B. Driftwood, Groucho's "A Night at the Opera" role ___ Beach (Operation Overlord location) ___ bill, opposed by 64-Down ___ canal (dental operation) ___ Carte, opera company ___ Casazza of opera ___ cha beef (Chinese food option) ___ choice (opted) ___ clubs (opening card in hearts) ___ Defense (chess opening named after an Eastern European) ___ defense (chess opening) ___ di Lammermoor (opera heroine) ___ dictum (incidental opinion) ___ donna (opera star) ___ dream: optimist's philosophy ___ edge (countertop option) ___ fixe (restaurant charging option) ___ fixe (unchanging restaurant option) ___ Garros (French Open) ___ Garros Stadium (French Open site) ___ Girl (Republic headed by Oprah in an "Onion" article) ___ golden opportunity ___ Ground (shipping option) ___ historique: opera genre ___ in "Oprah" (spelling aid) ___ John (sad letter opener) ___ King (New York City Chinese take-out with an eye-opening name) ___ King, close friend of Oprah ___ l'oeil (optical illusion) ___ liberum (open sea) ___ Liston, opponent of 10-Down ___ Lopez (chess opening) ___ Middlecoff, 1949 and 1956 U.S. Open champ ___ morgana (optical illusion) ___ mundi (opal) ___ of operation ___ off (light switch options) ___ open (give access) ___ open road ___ opera ___ Opera of Chicago ___ operandi (methods) ___ operandi (procedures) ___ operandi (ways of operating) ___ operandi (ways of working) ___ operandi (ways) ___ operas (Gilbert and Sullivan works) ___ operation: division calculation in computing ___ Opey Dildock, of comics ___ opposite ___ opposites ___ opposition (be uncontested) ___ ops ___ optics ___ Optics (telescope maker) ___ opus (chief work) ___ phenomenon (optical illusion) ___ populi (popular opinion) ___ populi (public opinion) ___ rancheros (brunch option) ___ sentence (essay opener) ___ Simpson, Southern Open champ: 1985 ___ Stadium, opened in 1923 ___ system (car option, briefly) ___ system (luxury car option) ___ the open ___ the open (visible) ____ of opportunity ____ Penny Opera _____ jure (by operation of law) _____ openers _____ operandi ___-Chung (T.C.) Chen, first golfer in U.S. Open history to make a double eagle (1985) ___-face (reversal of opinion) ___-friendly (easy to operate) ___-friendly (simple to operate) ___-jawed (open-mouthed) ___-op ___-ops (CIA mind games) ___-ops (CIA tricks) ___-optic cable ___-proof (easy to operate) ___-ray (HD movie option) ___-Tahoe Open: annual PGA Tour event ___, means and opportunity ___, Optimo, Maximo (Benedictine motto) ___'acte (snack time at the opera) ___girl (nation created by Oprah in an "Onion" article) ___girl (new nation founded by Oprah, in an "Onion" article) ___Ops ... the indie music magazine opened a ___ to indoctrinate readers '___ ed Euridice' (opera) '___ Hope' (bygone soap opera) '___ Miller' (Verdi opera) ''__ ed Euridice'' (Gluck opera) ''__ Huguenots'' (Meyerbeer opera) ''__ Modiste'' (Victor Herbert operetta) ''__ roasting on an open fire'' ''___ de Castro'' (Zingarelli opera) ''___ option ...'' ''A Night at the Opera'' studio ''Alamos'' opener ''Aye, aye'' opposite ''Divided by'' opposite ''Do not open ___ Xmas'' ''Do not open til ___'' ''European'' opening ''Inner'' opener ''L'___ del Cairo'' (unfinished Mozart opera) ''La ___ Breve'' (de Falla opera) ''Open 10 __ 6'' ''Open wide'' letters ''Oppression and Liberty'' author Simone ''Oui'' opposite ''Phantom of the Opera'' lead ''Phantom of the Opera'' title character ''Reply completed,'' to a ham operator ''Still open,'' on a sched. ''Tennessee Waltz'' opening ''That is ___ option!'' ''The Open Window'' creator ''The Opposite of Fate'' author ''The Raven'' opening ''Threepenny Opera'' playwright ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' options '50s opera star '60s opera legend '63 US Open winner Rafael '75 U.S. Open winner Manuel 'And ___ the opposite shore ...' 'Cosi fan ___' (Mozart opera) 'Don ___' (Mozart opera) 'Failure is ___ option' 'Family Feud' option 'In my opinion,' in dialect 'In my opinion,' informally 'Let's Make a Deal' option 'maro roof option 'Monty Python' opener 'Neath opposite 'Neath's opposite 'Nope!' opposite 'Open Range' star 'Open up!' follower 'The hantom of the opera' acress 'The Lady or the Tiger?' option 'The Phantom of the Opera' actress 'Vette option 'Vette roof option 'Wheel of Fortune' option 'Yep' opposite 'You're being too optimistic' "__ ed Eurydice" (Gluck opera) "___ an option" "___ and Aeneas" (Purcell opera) "___ Angelica" (Puccini opera) "___ ask for your opinion?" "___ Beloved ...": minister's opening "___ Boccanegra," Verdi opera "___ brillig ...": "Jabberwocky" opening "___ Carlos" (Verdi opera) "___ closes, another opens" "___ County" (Opus's comic strip) "___ d'Or," 1909 opera "___ d'Yvetot," Ibert opera "___ de lune," Debussy opus "___ de' Tolomei" (Donizetti opera) "___ Diavolo" (Auber opera) "___ Dream," in an opera "___ e Leandro" (Mancinelli opera) "___ Family," early soap opera "___ fan tutte" (Mozart opera) "___ fliegende Holländer" (Wagner opera) "___ Freischütz," von Weber opera "___ Freischütz" (Carl Maria von Weber opera) "___ Freischütz" (Weber opera) "___ Godunov," opera by Mussorgsky "___ Grimes," Britten opera "___ Heldenleben" (Strauss opus) "___ Hope" (old soap opera) "___ Hope" (soap opera) "___ humble opinion ..." "___ in China": John Adams opera "___ in my memory lock'd" (Ophelia)