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Meanings of watcher in English

Portuguese
guarda
Catalan
guaita
Spanish
vigilante
Wikidata

A guard who keeps watch.

guarda
Portuguese
observador
Catalan
telespectador
Spanish
testigo

A close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

observador
Usage of watcher in English
1
He dwells aloft alone; a mighty watcher in the midst of creation.
Literary and Philosophical Essays: French, German and Italian
2
If you're a keen star-watcher, there is good news and bad news.
The South African
3
Then the king of Arizim said to the watcher by the pool:
A Dreamer's Tales
4
And in the watcher at the window, life shocked instantly to death.
V. V.'s Eyes
5
The moment dragged on and the watcher enjoyed every second of it.
The capitol game
6
The figures of the speakers could not be seen by the watcher.
The Boy Scout Camera Club; Or, the Confession of a Photograph
7
A muttered imprecation escaped the lips of the watcher on the Drive.
The Apartment Next Door
8
It was the watcher Kino must find-mustfind quickly and without hesitation.
The pearl
9
The night crept slowly for the anxious little watcher at the gate.
Marcia Schuyler
10
Do you have the bird-watcher's name and address in your guest register?'
Think of a number
11
The watcher was probably wondering why he had not started for home.
Dayworld
12
When the bidding begins, the watcher has considerable opportunity for effective work.
Love Conquers All
13
The watcher guessed it would be since about the same time yesterday.
Australia Felix
14
Quidnunc is indebted to a well-known Dublin spook-watcher for this alarming news.
The Irish Times
15
Yet to the watcher the place was as sinister as a prison.
The Necromancers
16
At such times the lightest sound fills the sleepless watcher with fear.
The Day of Wrath
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Watcher through the time
Watcher across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common