Countrify

a. [Eng. country, and Lat. facere, to make.] To make or a ume a rustic air or manner; to give a rural appearance to; as, to countrify a dwelling house. Country, ( kun'tre ,) n. [Fr. contrée; It. contrada; L. Lat. conterrata , from Lat. con , and terra , the earth, land.] The lands that lie together, or are adjacent; a large tract of land; a region; a territory; the land of one's birth; one's native land; region in which one resides; place of residence. "And thou shalt find where'er thy footsteps roam.- That spot thy country, and that land thy home. - Scott. from enemies by their knowledge of it. Before an - Rural parts of territory; - as opposed to town. enemy, sentries require the countersign from every one who approaches their post. Counter-signal, n. A signal given in response to another. Counter-signature, n . [Lat. contra , and Eng. sig nature.] The name of a secretary, or other subordinate officer, countersigned to a writing.