Usage of "watch telly"

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Usage of watch telly in English

Most of the time he was so bushed that he'd watch telly and sleep. 
 Evanly bodies 

You can either keep your pyjamas on, loll around and watch telly all day. 
 Radio NZ 

VonZeppelin added some corroboration: My missus can text, watch telly and shout at me all simultaneously. 
 The Guardian 

He doesn't want to watch telly or read. 
 The Guardian 

Once she thought that non-stop distraction (she doesn't watch telly) was the worst evil. 
 The Guardian 

I'd just feed myself and watch telly. 
 The Guardian 

Christmas isn't too bad -I run away with a friend who doesn't celebrate it and watch telly. 
 The Guardian 

There'll be no more staying in to watch telly or nip down to the pub on a Saturday night. 
 A Hundred Thousand Worlds 

I'd make a cheese sarnie and watch telly while my sister -two years younger than me -hid in her room. 
 The Guardian 

I didn't plan for her to ever watch telly, but she can now identify any CBeebies theme tune from a four-mile radius. 
 The Guardian 

I was at boarding school until I was 18, so I couldn't watch telly, but I could listen to Goon Shows round and round. 
 The Guardian 

So we all had to stay in, watch telly and cough dramatically, praying that we would be spared and not die in the night. 
 The Guardian 

Not mates watching telly on a Friday night and scarfing Milk Tray. 
 The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl 

Even the horse looked like he'd rather be watching telly. 
 The Guardian 

Every fracas buff who watches Telly, figures you've had it. 
 Mercenary 

The kids were watching telly, she was warming pizza, he was cleaning his gun. 
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Meanings of watch telly in English