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Webster Dictionary :: Countertime
COUNTERTIME, n. [counter and time.] 1. In the manege, the defense or resistance ...
Webster Dictionary :: Countertide
COUNTERTIDE, n. [counter and tide.] Contrary tide.
Webster Dictionary :: Countertenor
COUNTERTENOR, COUNTER, n. [counter and tenor.] In music, one of the middle parts...
Webster Dictionary :: Countertaste
COUNTERTASTE, n. [counter and taste.] Opposite or false taste.
Webster Dictionary :: Countertally
COUNTERTALLY, n. A tally corresponding to another.
Webster Dictionary :: Countersway
COUNTERSWAY, n. Contrary sway; opposite influence.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterstroke
COUNTERSTROKE, n. A contrary stroke; a stroke returned.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterstock
COUNTERFOIL, COUNTERSTOCK, n. That part of a tally struck in the Exchequer, whic...
Webster Dictionary :: Counterstatute
COUNTERSTATUTE, n. A contrary statute, or ordinance.
Webster Dictionary :: Countersigning
COUNTERSIGNING, ppr. Attesting by the signature of a subordinate officer.
Webster Dictionary :: Countersigned
COUNTERSIGNED, pp. Signed by a secretary or other subordinate officer.
Webster Dictionary :: Countersignal
COUNTERSIGNAL, n. A signal to answer or correspond to another; a naval term.
Webster Dictionary :: Countersign
COUNTERSIGN, v.t. [counter and sign.] Literally, to sign on the opposite side of...
Webster Dictionary :: Countersense
COUNTERSENSE, n. Opposite meaning.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterseal
COUNTERSEAL, v.t. To seal with another.
Webster Dictionary :: Counterscuffle
COUNTERSCUFFLE, n. Opposite scuffle; contest.
