v. 1 to find the sum of by noting each one as it is being added; 2 to place reliance or trust
The king counted out his money.
The king counted out his money.
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How many birds did Beremiz ask to be released from the cage before he counted them?
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After the class counted their cans the first time, how close to their goal were they?
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What did the girl do when she counted and got to number three?
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How much money did Sophie have in total after she counted the money in her horse bank?
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We counted backwards from ten. OR He looked backwards before backing out.
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Who counted first?
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How many bald eagles were counted in a 1997 survey at the Sound?
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What was the highest number Lulu counted to?
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Preambulating the field the general counted the dead.
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When Arthur counted his money, how much did he have saved up?
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The judge counted all the tallies for a final score.
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Why did Michael say that A.J.'s tennis ball shot counted as a goal?
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Who counted the votes in the ballet box?
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We counted down until the liftoff of the space shuttle.
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number; tally; enumerate; depend
guess; distrust
1 syllables
mounted
mounted
acamounted
resurmounted
unacamounted
re
unaccounted
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