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Watcher

noun

A close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind). Synonyms: looker, spectator, viewer, witness. "Television viewers" , "Sky watchers discovered a new star"

A guard who keeps watch. Synonyms: security guard, watchman.

A person who keeps a devotional vigil by a sick bed or by a dead body.

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... the jam of the drive reached the dam at Redding. Orde took Carroll downtown in the buckboard. There a seat by the dam-watcher's little house was given her, back of the brick factory buildings next the power canal, whence for hours she watched the slow onward movement of the sullen brown timbers, the smooth, polished-steel rush of the waters through the chute, the graceful certain ...

— The Riverman • Stewart Edward White

... the unrisen sun shimmered above the mountain ranges of the horizon, and streamed toward the zenith in a panoply of harmonious hues, colorful promise of the May morning's joyous mood. Of a sudden, under the soothing influence, the watcher became listener as well. His ears noted with delight the glad singing of the birds in the wood around about. His glance caught the white gleam of the tiny belled blossoms that clustered on a crooked sour-wood ...

— Heart of the Blue Ridge • Waldron Baily

... god Is like the watcher by a sick man's bed Who talks of sleep but gives it not; his rod Hath lost its virtue, and, when all is said, Death is too rude, too obvious a key To solve one single secret in a ...

— Poems • Oscar Wilde

... as if he were used to it. In a few minutes the watcher below could barely make him out ...

— The Circus Boys on the Plains • Edgar B. P. Darlington

... into the court and Matthew was there the moment the horses stopped. The Director was there, too; not to lose any time and yet not be tardy, he had put a watcher at the door to let him know when the carriage was approaching. The Director was very polite and lifted his cousin out of the carriage, greeting her heartily. Then he helped Miss Grideelen to dismount, thanking her warmly for coming. He told her how glad he was that she had been willing to ...

— Cornelli • Johanna Spyri

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