counts
Has real significance
Counts is the plural of count in its noun senses—a total reached by counting the final counts from each precinct, an instance of counting after several counts, she gave up, or a distinct charge in a legal indictment guilty on three counts of fraud.
Count also refers to a European nobleman ranking between marquis and earl; counts is the plural of that title as well.
Recorded count
- totalComplete sum
- tabulateArrange data in columns
- enumerateList items individually
- numerateMathematically literate
calculate · aggregate · sum · quantity · number · amount · figure · census
Cost or accusation
- indictmentFormal charge from jury
- allegationAssertion lacking proof
- arraignmentCharge-reading court session
- prosecutionPursuing legal charges
conviction · verdict · guilty · misdemeanor · felony · first-degree · second-degree · criminal
Feminine noble rank
- earlBritish hereditary noble rank
- titleFormal honorific or name
- aristocratPerson of noble birth
- noblemanMale of aristocratic rank
peerage · hereditary · landed · estate · manor · continental · European
Rhythmic pulse or strike
- measureUnit of quantity
- tempoRate of musical performance
- timeMeasured passage of moments
- pulseArterial blood throb
meter · cadence · bar · downbeat · syncopation · timing · step · choreography
Recurring sequences of events
- oscillationRepeated back-and-forth movement
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- repetitionAct of redoing
- recurrenceReturn of something previous
periodicity · pulse · hertz · interval · rate
Financial record book
- balanceSteadiness or amount owed
- debitSubtraction from account
- creditRecognition or payment deferral
- auditFormal accounts examination
bookkeeping · assets · liabilities · revenue · expenses · journal · trial balance · reconciliation
tally
Recorded count
numerate · calculate · aggregate · sum · quantity · number · amount · figure · census · headcount
charge
Cost or accusation
- indictmentFormal charge from jury
- allegationAssertion lacking proof
- arraignmentCharge-reading court session
prosecution · conviction · verdict · guilty · misdemeanor · felony · first-degree · second-degree · criminal · grand jury
countess
Feminine noble rank
- earlBritish hereditary noble rank
- titleFormal honorific or name
- aristocratPerson of noble birth
nobleman · peerage · hereditary · landed · estate · manor · continental · European
digits
Single-place numerals
odd · decimal · binary · numeral · zero · one · two · trillion · billion · million
beat
Rhythmic pulse or strike
pulse · meter · cadence · bar · downbeat · syncopation · timing · step · choreography
cycles
Recurring sequences of events
- oscillationRepeated back-and-forth movement
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- repetitionAct of redoing
recurrence · periodicity · pulse · hertz · interval · rate
ledger
Financial record book
audit · bookkeeping · assets · liabilities · revenue · expenses · journal · trial balance · reconciliation · accounts receivable
- authorityleaders, ruler, rulers, monarch, bosses
- dance movespirouette, shimmy, waltz, tango, cha-cha
- math verbsadd, adds, subtract, subtracts, multiply
- talliesscores, totals, sums, tick marks, hash marks
- data analysisstatistics, analysis, analytics, conclusions, mean
- Italian NobilityMedici, Borgia, Gonzaga, Savoy, dukes
countsestimates
Rough calculations of value
guesses · approximates · guesstimates · ballparks · eyeballs
- count onTrust reliably
- counting onTrusting to come through
- count me inEager agreement to join
- counted onTrusted to deliver
- counting downSequential subtraction to zero
- counting sheepSleep-inducing visualization technique
count, account, counter, county, counting, recount, count on, counted, countdown