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Webster Dictionary :: Country
COUNTRY, n. [L., land adjacent to a city. Hence the citizen says, let us go into...
Webster Dictionary :: Countless
COUNTLESS, a. [count and less.] That cannot be counted; not having the number as...
Webster Dictionary :: Counting-room
COUNTING-HOUSE, COUNTING-ROOM, n. [See Count , the verb.] The house or room appr...
Webster Dictionary :: Counting-house
COUNTING-HOUSE, COUNTING-ROOM, n. [See Count , the verb.] The house or room appr...
Webster Dictionary :: Countess
COUNTESS, n. [See Count .] The consort of an earl or count.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterwrought
COUNTERWROUGHT, pp. Counteracted; opposed by contrary action.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterwork
COUNTERWORK. [See Work .] To work in opposition to; to counteract; to hinder any...
Webster Dictionary :: Counterwind
COUNTERWIND, n. Contrary wind.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterwheel
COUNTERWHEEL, v.t. To cause to wheel in an opposite direction.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterweigh
COUNTERWEIGH, v.t. [See Weigh .] To weigh against; to counterbalance.
Webster Dictionary :: Countervote
COUNTERVOTE, v.t. To vote in opposition; to outvote.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterview
COUNTERVIEW, n. [counter and view.] 1. An opposite or opposing view; opposition;...
Webster Dictionary :: Countervailing
COUNTERVAILING, ppr. Opposing with equal strength or value; balancing; obviating...
Webster Dictionary :: Countervailed
COUNTERVAILED, pp. Acted against with equal force or power; balanced; compensated.
Webster Dictionary :: Countervail
COUNTERVAIL, v.t. [counter and L., to avail or be strong.] To act against with e...
Webster Dictionary :: Counterturn
COUNTERTURN, n. The highth of a play, which puts an end to expectation.
