opacate
transitive verb
opa·cate
ōˈpāˌkāt,
ˈōpəˌk-
-ed/-ing/-s
: to make opaque : darken, dim
Word History
Etymology
Latin opacatus, past participle of opacare to shade, darken, from opacus shaded, dark
- time clocks
- time constant
- time copy
- time depth
- time dilation
- time error
- time expires
- time exposure
- time fire
- time flies
- time for bed
- time frame
- time freight
- time fuze
- time heals all wounds
- time hit
- time immemorial
- time in the sun
- time is a great healer
- time is a/the great healer
- time is at a premium
- time is money
- time is not on someone's side
- time is on one's side
- time is the great healer