counter-signaln.
A signal in response to another signal.
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1818 H. J. Todd Johnson's Dict. Eng. Lang. Countersignal, a corresponding signal; a naval term. [Hence in mod. Dicts.]
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n.1818- to have someone on one's arm
- to have someone to oneself
- to have something
- to have something against
- to have something coming out of one's ears
- to have something common
- to have something down cold
- to have something down to a fine art
- to have something going
- to have something going for one
- to have something going with someone
- to have something in common
- to have something in contemplation
- to have something in custom
- to have something in mind
- to have something in mouth
- to have something in the oven
- to have something of common
- to have something on
- to have something on a person
- to have something on lock
- to have something on the ball
- to have something on the brain
- to have something over
- to have something over a person