| counterattacker |
combined form of attacker. |
| counterbalance |
any force or influence, such as a weight or a point in an argument, that exactly balances another; counterpoise. [2 definitions] |
| counterbid |
combined form of bid. |
| counterblast |
combined form of blast. |
| counterblockade |
combined form of blockade. |
| countercampaign |
combined form of campaign. |
| countercharge |
a charge or accusation made in retaliation against an accuser. [4 definitions] |
| countercheck |
something that stops, opposes, or restrains. [4 definitions] |
| counter check |
a check available at a bank to customers with accounts, for making withdrawals. |
| counterclaim |
a claim, esp. a legal claim, made in response to or in order to offset another claim. [2 definitions] |
| counterclockwise |
opposite to the direction of the hands of a clock. (Cf. clockwise.) |
| countercommercial |
combined form of commercial. |
| countercomplaint |
combined form of complaint. |
| counterconspiracy |
combined form of conspiracy. |
| counterconvention |
combined form of convention. |
| countercountermeasure |
combined form of countermeasure. |
| countercoup |
combined form of coup. |
| countercriticism |
combined form of criticism. |
| countercry |
combined form of cry. |
| counterculture |
the values and way of life of any group of people who reject the accepted values and traditions of society, esp. those who reject materialism, war, and cultural regimentation by the elite classes. |
| counterdemand |
combined form of demand. |