| countershaft |
an intermediate shaft that transmits motion from a motor to a machine driven by it; jackshaft. |
| countersign |
a password or secret signal used to identify an ally. [4 definitions] |
| countersink |
to enlarge the top portion of (a hole) so that the inserted head of a bolt, screw, or the like does not protrude above the surface. [4 definitions] |
| countersniper |
combined form of sniper. |
| counterspy |
someone who engages in counterespionage, esp. one who spies upon enemy spies. |
| counterstatement |
combined form of statement. |
| counterstep |
combined form of step. |
| counterstrategist |
combined form of strategist. |
| counterstrategy |
combined form of strategy. |
| counterstream |
combined form of stream. |
| counterstrike |
combined form of strike. |
| counterstroke |
combined form of stroke. |
| counterstyle |
combined form of style. |
| countersue |
combined form of sue. |
| countersuggestion |
combined form of suggestion. |
| countersuit |
combined form of suit. |
| countersurveillance |
combined form of surveillance. |
| countertactics |
combined form of tactics. |
| countertendency |
combined form of tendency. |
| countertenor |
a man's singing voice that is higher than that of a tenor. [2 definitions] |
| counterterror |
combined form of terror. |