| COUNTERPICKET | • counterpicket n. A picket (protest) set up in opposition to another. • counterpicket v. (Intransitive) To take part in a counterpicket. • COUNTERPICKET v. to picket in opposition to another picket. |
| COUNTERPICKETED | • counterpicketed v. Simple past tense and past participle of counterpicket. • COUNTERPICKET v. to picket in opposition to another picket. |
| COUNTERPICKETS | • counterpickets n. Plural of counterpicket. • counterpickets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of counterpicket. • COUNTERPICKET v. to picket in opposition to another picket. |
| COUNTERSTRICKEN | • COUNTERSTRIKE v. to counter with an opposing strike. |
| COUNTERSTRIKE | • counterstrike n. (Military, sports) The tactic of counterattacking. • counterstrike v. (Intransitive) To perform a counterstrike. • COUNTERSTRIKE v. to counter with an opposing strike. |
| COUNTERSTRIKES | • counterstrikes n. Plural of counterstrike. • COUNTERSTRIKE v. to counter with an opposing strike. |
| COUNTERSTRIKING | • counterstriking v. Present participle of counterstrike. • COUNTERSTRIKE v. to counter with an opposing strike. |
| ELECTROKINETIC | • electrokinetic adj. (Physics) Describing any of several phenomena in which electric charge causes movement. • electrokinetic adj. (Physics) Describing the heating effect of an electric current. • ELECTROKINETIC adj. of or relating to the motion of particles or liquids that results from or produces a difference of electric potential. |
| ELECTROKINETICS | • electrokinetics n. (Physics) the electrodynamics of electrical circuits. • ELECTROKINETICS n. a branch of physics dealing with the motion of electric currents or charged particles. |
| KARSTIFICATION | • karstification n. (Geology) The formation of a karst topography. • KARSTIFICATION n. the process of becoming karstified. |
| KARSTIFICATIONS | • karstifications n. Plural of karstification. • KARSTIFICATION n. the process of becoming karstified. |
| OUTTRICKING | • outtricking v. Present participle of outtrick. • OUTTRICK v. to get the better of by trickery. |
| TRACKPOINT | • trackpoint n. (Computing) An individual record within a GPS of a visited location. |
| TRACKPOINTS | • trackpoints n. Plural of trackpoint. |