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Webster Dictionary :: Counter

COUNTER, n. [from count.] 1. A false piece of money or stamped metal, used as me...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-attraction

COUNTER-ATTRACTION, n. [counter and attraction.] Opposite attraction.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-dance

CONTRA-DANCE, COUNTER-DANCE, n. A dance in which the partners are arranged in op...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-evidence

COUNTER-EVIDENCE, n. [counter and evidence.] Opposite evidence; evidence or test...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-influence

COUNTER-INFLUENCE, v.t to hinder by opposing influence. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-motion

COUNTER-MOTION, n. [counter and motion.] An opposite motion; a motion counteract...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-movement

COUNTER-MOVEMENT, n. A movement in opposition to another.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-natural

COUNTER-NATURAL, a. [counter and natural.] Contrary to nature.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-negotiation

COUNTER-NEGOTIATION, n. [counter and negotiation.] Negotiation in opposition to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-opening

COUNTER-OPENING, n. [counter and opening.] An aperture or vent on the opposite s...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-petition

COUNTER-PETITION, n. A petition in opposition to another.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-revolution

COUNTER-REVOLUTION, n. A revolution opposed to a former one, and restoring a for...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-revolutionary

COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY, a. Pertaining to a counter-revolution.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-revolutionist

COUNTER-REVOLUTIONIST, n. One engaged in or befriending a conter-revolution.

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-saliant

COUNTER-SALIANT, a. In heraldry, is when two beasts are borne in a coat leaping ...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-secure

COUNTER-SECURE, v.t. [counter and secure.] To secure one who has given security.

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