Operant

What do we mean by operant?

Operating to produce effects; effective. adjective

Of, relating to, or being a response that occurs spontaneously and is identified by its reinforcing or inhibiting effects. adjective

One that operates. noun

An element of operant behavior. noun

Working; engaged in action; active; operative; effective.

One who operates; an operator or operative; a worker or workman. noun

Operative. adjective

That operates to produce an effect. adjective

An operative person or thing. noun

A class of behavior that produces consequences by operating (i.e., acting) upon the environment. noun

Having influence or producing an effect adjective

An operative person or thing.

Any of a class of behaviors that produce consequences by operating (i.e., acting) upon the environment.

When your doing something very successful with no struggle what’s so ever. Urban Dictionary

Slang term for someone who is a member of a Spec Ops team. Urban Dictionary

To do something in a calculated, planned, or skillful way. Usually in shooter videogames. Urban Dictionary

Adj. badass, amazing, best-of-the-best, the shit - from the term for a member of a spec ops team, spec ops being the cream of the military crop. Urban Dictionary

The Operator is the main antagonist from the Marble Hornets series. He is very similar yet different when compared to the Slenderman. It is still a question to whether "The Operator" is just another name for the Slenderman. The Operator is believed to have different abilities than the Slenderman. The Operator is able to wipe people's memories from an extended period of time and can also mess with cameras when he is in their proximity. The Slenderman and The Operator, although very similar, are most likely two seperate states of mind. They may inhabit the same body, but they are two seperate minds. Urban Dictionary

Noun - An operator on an IRC network. They are usually in charge of making sure that the network runs smoothly. Sometimes given an bad name for either abuse of their power, or negelecting their responsibilities. verb - to obtain oper privileges on an IRC network. Urban Dictionary

A game that had a big, naked white guy with no cash and prizes at all.. Urban Dictionary

This guy also says, "main screen turn on." also see ::mechanic::captain::cats::zig:: Urban Dictionary

The man in charge, the man who gets things done, more like the main man. Urban Dictionary

The guy who says "we get signal" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to operant:
operant, operand.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word operant:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe operant:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective operant:
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Words that sound like operant:
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