1. To weigh against with equal weight; to act against with equal power or effect.

2. A weight or force sufficient to balance another; equilibrium; a position of the rider in which his body is duly balanced in his seat.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• counterpoing,
• counterefire,
• xounterpoise,
• vounterpoise,
• founterpoise,
• dounterpoise,
• ciunterpoise,
• ckunterpoise,
• clunterpoise,
• counterpoize,
• counrterpoise,
• counter-poise,
• counterpoisee,
• couterpoise,
• counerpoise,
• counterposie,
• counterpoyse,
• counteropose,
• counterposse,
• Counterforse

• countermine,
• countermeasure,
• counterweight,
• counterclaim,
• countermarch,
• counteractive,
• countercurrent,
• counterwoman,
• countervailing,
• counteraction,
• counterman,
• countermand,
• counterexample,
• countersign,
• countercheck,
• counterbalanced,
• counterspy,
• counterpoised,
• countermelody,
• counter tube,
• countersink,
• counterculture,
• counterpoint,
• counterfeit,
• counterbalance,
• counterpane,
• countervail,
• counter check,
• countermove,
• counterfire,
• counterplay,
• countercharge,
• counterpoison,
• counterstain,
• Contreras,
• counterblast,
• counteroffer,
• counterfoil,
• countertenor,
• counterblow,
• conterminous,
• counterplan,
• counterbore,
• countercoup,
• counterargument,
• counteractively,
• counterstrike,
• counterplot,
• counterchange,
• counterpose,
• counterpart,
• counteract,
• countershot,
• counterproposal,
• counterplea,
• counterperson,
• countertop,
• countersuit,
• counterglow,
• counterpunch,
• counterfeiter.

The adjective form of the word "counterpoise" is "counterpoised".

The plural of the "counterpoise" can be the "counterpoises".

The singular of the "counterpoise" can be the "counterpoise".