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verb

1. To indicate or name by units or groups so as to find the total number of units involved number

   "Count the pages of the manuscript."

2. To name the numbers in order up to and including

   "Count ten."

3. To include in a tallying and reckoning

   "about 100 present, counting children"

4. To call aloud (beats or time units)

   "Count cadence."

5. Consider, account

   "count oneself lucky"

6. To record as of an opinion or persuasion

   "Count me as uncommitted."

7. To include or exclude by or as if by counting

   "Count me in."

8. To recite or indicate the numbers in order by units or groups

   "count by fives"

9. To count the units in a group

   "She was interrupted while she was counting."

10. To rely or depend on someone or something
11. Add, total

    "It counts up to a sizable amount."

12. To have value or significance

    "These are the people who really count."

13. To deserve to be regarded or considered

    "a job so easy it hardly counts as work"

noun

1. The action or process of counting
2. A total obtained by counting tally
3. Reckoning, account
4. Consideration, estimation
5. Allegation, charge
6. A specific point under consideration issue

   "disagreeing on this count"

7. The total number of individual things in a given unit or sample obtained by counting all or a subsample of them

   "bacteria count"

8. The calling off of the seconds from one to ten when a boxer has been knocked down

   "He took a count of nine before getting up."

9. The number of balls and strikes charged to a baseball batter during one turn

   "The count stood at 3 and 2."

10. Score

    "tied the count with a minute to play"

11. A measurement of the thickness or fineness of yarn by determining the number of hanks or yards per pound it produces
12. The number of threads per square inch in a cloth
13. the action or process of counting
14. a total obtained by counting : tally
15. reckoning, account

noun

1. A European nobleman whose rank corresponds to that of a British earl

noun

1. A noun (such as bean or sheet) that forms a plural and is used with a numeral, with words such as many or few, or with the indefinite article a or an compare mass noun

verb

1. To not include (someone) in an activity

   "If you are looking for people to help you clean the house today, count me out."

2. To decide that (someone or something) cannot win or succeed

   "Don't count out our team just yet. They could still win."

3. To count (a certain number of items to be separated from a quantity one is holding)

   "He counted out ten tickets and handed them to her."

4. To signal the knockout of (a boxer who is down) by completing an audible count of 10 seconds before the boxer rises

noun

1. A count of the Holy Roman Empire having imperial powers in his own domain
2. A high judicial official in the Holy Roman Empire
3. The proprietor of a county palatine in England or Ireland

idiom

1. To keep track of the number of calories in the food one eats so that one won't eat too much

   "She is counting calories."

phrasal verb

1. To count numbers that are spaced a certain number apart

   "The students counted off one by one."

idiom

1. To list (something) out loud

   "She counted off all the things she wanted to do."