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watches
noun as in clock worn on body
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in lookout
verb as in look at
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
- eagle-eye
- get a load of
- give the once over
- have a look-see
- keep tabs on
- pay attention
- take in
- take notice
verb as in guard, protect
Example Sentences
“So as a person who watches her on television, there’s a part of you thinks, ‘I can go to Zara and buy that sparkly outfit and try to find the right guy like Garcelle does.’
Parts of northwest California will be under flood and high wind watches starting Tuesday, when persistent rain is expected to begin, dropping 4 to 8 inches over several days.
To cut expenses, she moved from Nutley, N.J., to lower-cost Nashville, where she rents a small apartment in a friend’s home; she bought a used Nissan to get around and watches her spending.
The narrator of Baldwin’s story watches from the audience as his brother, a pianist, plays onstage.
From his wheelchair, Michael Northey watches quietly over his father’s grave, and lays a flower for the very first time.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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