| account |
to provide a count or tally, esp. of money spent and taken in (usually followed by "for"). [1/16 definitions] |
| blood count |
the medical process for determining this count. [1/2 definitions] |
| blood test |
any test of the blood, as to determine type, red or white blood count, or the presence of antibodies or bacteria. |
| cadence |
the beat or count of such a pattern, as in marching. [1/3 definitions] |
| calculate |
to depend or count (usu. fol. by "upon" or "on"). [1/6 definitions] |
| census |
an official count and statistical survey of a population, usu. conducted at periodic intervals. |
| coliform bacillus |
any of several bacilli normally found in human and animal colons, the count of which in water is used to determine the presence or extent of fecal pollution. |
| comte |
(French) a nobleman; count. |
| contract bridge |
a form of bridge in which only the number of tricks named in the contract may count toward a game, the excess tricks counting as a bonus score. (Cf. auction bridge.) |
| count backwards |
to say or write the numbers in reverse order starting with a given number; count back. |
| count by twos |
to name every other number when counting; skip count. |
| counter2 |
a manual or automatic device for keeping count of something. [1/2 definitions] |
| countess |
a woman married to, or the widow of, a count or earl. [2 definitions] |
| earl |
a British nobleman who is ranked above a viscount and below a marquess. An earl is the British equivalent of a count. |
| innumerable |
so many as to be impossible to count; countless. [1/2 definitions] |
| knockout |
in boxing, the act of defeating an opponent by knocking him down for a count of ten; KO. (Cf. technical knockout.) [1/3 definitions] |
| knock out |
in boxing, to strike (an opponent) and cause that person to fall and be unable to rise within a count of ten. [1/5 definitions] |
| KO |
abbreviation of "knockout," in boxing, the act of defeating an opponent by knocking him down for a count of ten. (See technical knockout.) |
| landgrave |
a medieval German count having jurisdiction over a large territory. [1/2 definitions] |
| marchese |
an Italian nobleman, ranking with a marquis, and just above a count. |
| marquis |
a European nobleman who ranks above a count and below a duke. |