Optic

op'tik,?i. An organ of sight; an eye.— Op'tic, -tical, a. Pert, to vision or to the organ of sight, to the science of optics. —Optic nerves. The 2d of nerves which proceed directly from the brain, and are the nerves of sight: see Eye. — Op'tics, Science of the nature and properties of light, the phenomena of vision. — Opti'cian, -tish'an, One who makes or sells optical gla es and instruments. — Ophthal'mia. of-thal'mT-a, Oph'thalmy, -mi, n. (Jled.) An inflammation of the membranes or coats of the eye, or of the eyeball. — Ophthal'mic, a. Pert, to the eye.