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Counter may refer to:
- Counterattack, an attack intended to curtail an enemy attack.
- Countermeasure
- Countertop, a flat surface or worktop, possibly in a kitchen, shop, or other service
- Bar (counter), the countertop at which drinks are served in a bar
- Compter, a small jail
- Part of a ship's stern above the waterline that extends beyond the rudder stock (see nautical terms)
- counter (physics)
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