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Webster Dictionary :: Countercast

COUNTERCAST, n. Delusive contrivance; contrary cast.

Webster Dictionary :: Countercaster

COUNTERCASTER, n. [counter and caster.] A caster of accounts; a reckoner; a book...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterchange

COUNTERCHANGE, n. [counter and change.] Exchange; reciprocation. COUNTERCHANGE ,...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterchanged

COUNTERCHANGED, pp. Exchanged. In heraldry, intermixed, as the colors of the fie...

Webster Dictionary :: Countercharm

COUNTERCHARM, n. [counter and charm.] That which has the power of dissolving or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Countercheck

COUNTERCHECK, v.t. [counter and check.] To oppose or stop by some obstacle; to c...

Webster Dictionary :: Countercurrent

COUNTERCURRENT, a. [counter and current.] Running in an opposite direction. COUN...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterdistinction

COUNTERDISTINCTION, n. Contradistinction.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterdraw

COUNTERDRAW, v.t. [counter and draw.] In painting, to copy a design or painting,...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterdrawing

COUNTERDRAWING, ppr. Copying by means of lines drawn on some transparent matter.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterdrawn

COUNTERDRAWN, pp. Copied from lines drawn on something else.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterfeit

COUNTERFEIT, v.t. 1. To forge; to copy or imitate, without authority or right, a...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterfeited

COUNTERFEITED, pp. Forged; made in imitation of something, with a view to defrau...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterfeiter

COUNTERFEITER, n. 1. One who counterfeits; a forger. 2. One who copies or imitat...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterfeitly

COUNTERFEITLY, adv. by forgery; falsely; fictitiously.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterferment

COUNTERFERMENT, n. [counter and ferment.] Ferment opposed to ferment.

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