countour
noun
coun·tour
variants or countor
ˈkau̇ntə(r)
plural -s
: a pleader in an English court
specifically : sergeant-at-law
Word History
Etymology
Middle English countour (also, accountant), from Old French conteor (one that counts)
- sabermetrics
- sabers
- saberteeth
- sabertooth
- sabertooths
- saberwing
- sabes
- sabha
- Sabi
- sabia
- Sabiaceae
- sabiaceous
- Sabian
- Sabianism
- open sight
- open someone or something to someone or something
- open someone's eyes
- open stance
- open station
- open string
- open syllable
- open the door
- open the floodgates
- open the way
- open to