Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A corresponding type.
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Examples
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•CBS celebrates April Fools 'Day with the prank show I Get That a Lot (8 ET/PT), which has such celebrities as Jessica Simpson, Heidi Klum, Jeff Probst and Mario Lopez pretending to be look-alikes working ordinary counter-type jobs.
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"We're certainly spending more time exploring counter-type activities," he tells NEWSWEEK.
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In this movement Whitman is his counter-type at the pole opposite from that of art; and hence they justly are picked out from the rest of us and associated in foreign minds.
Criticisms and Interpretations. I. By Edmund C. Stedman 1917
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Does anyone recall any lunch counter-type protests in Wilmington in 1960 or why there were not any here?
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Use a counter-type cleaner such as Lysol and paper towels to eliminate any buildup.
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He should try more counter-type running plays, or how about more swing passes to the backs on first and second down.
unknown title 2008
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