opus anglicum
/ˌəʊpəs ˈaŋɡlɪkəm/historical (now rare )
noun
1= opus anglicanum.
2A type of manuscript illumination of the early Middle Ages regarded as characteristically English.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Mary, Countess of Wilton (1801–1858). From post-classical Latin opus anglicum, lit. ‘English work’ from classical Latin opus work + post-classical Latin anglicum, neuter of anglicus.
- portal canal
- portal circulation
- portal crane
- portal fissure
- portal frame
- portalled
- Portaloo
- portal strut
- portal system
- portal-to-portal
- portal vein
- portal venous
- portamento
- porta-pac
- portapack
- portapak
- Porta Potti
- porta-potty
- Port Arthur
- Port Arthur plum
- portas
- Portastudio
- portasystemic
- portate
- portation