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Definition of count
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of count is as below...
Count (v. t.) To tell or name one by one, or by
groups,
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
the whole
number
of units in a
collection;
to
number;
to
enumerate;
to
compute;
to
reckon..
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Pique
::
Pique (n.) In
piquet,
the right of the elder hand to count
thirty
in hand, or to play
before
the
adversary
counts
one..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) The act of a
sentry
in
halting
any one who
appears
at his post, and
demanding
the
countersign..
Pandemic
::
Pandemic
(a.)
Affecting
a whole
people
or a
number
of
countries;
everywhere
epidemic.
Counterfeited
::
Counterfeited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Counterfei.
Prorogation
::
Prorogation
(n.) The act of
counting
in
duration;
prolongation.
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) To make
application
for the
removal
of (a
cause)
from an
inferior
to a
superior
judge or court for a
rehearing
or
review
on
account
of
alleged
injustice
or
illegality
in the trial
below.
We say, the cause was
appealed
from an
inferior
court..
Abroad
::
Abroad
(adv.)
Beyond
the
bounds
of a
country;
in
foreign
countries;
as, we have
broils
at home and
enemies
abroad..
Action
::
Action
(n.)
Gesticulation;
the
external
deportment
of the
speaker,
or the
suiting
of his
attitude,
voice,
gestures,
and
countenance,
to the
subject,
or to the
feelings..
Account
::
Account
(v. t.) To place to one's
account;
to put to the
credit
of; to
assign;
-- with to.
Extraterritoriality
::
Extraterritoriality
(n.) A
fiction
by which a
public
minister,
though
actually
in a
foreign
country,
is
supposed
still to
remain
within
the
territory
of his own
sovereign
or
nation..
Hunt-counter
::
Hunt-counter
(n.) A
worthless
dog that runs back on the
scent;
a
blunderer.
Evacuate
::
Evacuate
(v. t.) To
withdraw
from; to quit; to
retire
from; as,
soldiers
from a
country,
city, or
fortress..
Countertripping
::
Countertripping
(a.) Same as
Countertrippant.
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.) As a term of
disgrace,
sometimes
annexed
to a
sentence
when an
officer
has been
cashiered
and
rendered
incapable
of
serving
his
country..
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) An
evolution
by which a body of
troops
change
front or
reverse
the
direction
of march while
retaining
the same men in the front rank; also, a
movement
by which the rear rank
becomes
the front one,
either
with or
without
changing
the right to the
left..
Desolation
::
Desolation
(n.) A place or
country
wasted
and
forsaken.
Importation
::
Importation
(v. t.) The act or
practice
of
importing,
or
bringing
into a
country
or
state;
--
opposed
to
exportation..
Defaulter
::
Defaulter
(n.) One who fails to
perform
a duty; a
delinquent;
particularly,
one who fails to
account
for
public
money
intrusted
to his care; a
peculator;
a
defalcator..
Principal
::
Principal
(a.)
Highest
in rank,
authority,
character,
importance,
or
degree;
most
considerable
or
important;
chief;
main; as, the
principal
officers
of a
Government;
the
principal
men of a
state;
the
principal
productions
of a
country;
the
principal
arguments
in a
case..
Airiness
::
Airiness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being airy;
openness
or
exposure
to the air; as, the
airiness
of a
country
seat..
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