countersun

English

Etymology

From counter- +‎ sun.

Adjective

countersun (not comparable)

  1. anticlockwise
    • 1969, Proceedings of the Arkansas Academy of Science, page 54:
      All movement was countersun, even if this meant crawling over someone.

Adverb

countersun (not comparable)

  1. anticlockwise
    • 1969, Proceedings of the Arkansas Academy of Science:
      After taking places around the central pit, shoes, glasses, towels, whatever was brought in […] was passed out countersun.

Usage notes

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