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Webster Dictionary :: Counter-security

COUNTER-SECURITY, n. Security given to one who has entered into bonds or become ...

Webster Dictionary :: Counter-surety

COUNTER-SURETY, n. A counterbond, or a surety to secure one that has given secur...

Webster Dictionary :: Counteract

COUNTERACT, v.t. [counter and act.] To act in opposition to; to hinder, defeat o...

Webster Dictionary :: Counteracted

COUNTERACTED, pp. Hindered; frustrated; defeated by contrary agency.

Webster Dictionary :: Counteracting

COUNTERACTING, ppr. Hindering; frustrating.

Webster Dictionary :: Counteraction

COUNTERACTION, n. Action in opposition; hindrance.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbalance

COUNTERBALANCE, v.t. [counter and balance.] To weigh against; to weigh against w...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbalanced

COUNTERBALANCED, pp. Opposed by equal weight, power or effect.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbalancing

COUNTERBALANCING, ppr. Opposing by equal weight, power or operation.

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbond

COUNTERBOND, n. [counter and bond.] A bond to save harmless one who has given bo...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbuff

COUNTERBUFF, v.t. [counter and buff.] To strike back or in an opposite direction...

Webster Dictionary :: Counterbuffed

COUNTERBUFFED, pp. Struck with a blow in opposition.

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...

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