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Meaning
Noun
●
A
portable
or
wearable
timepiece.
●
The
act
of
guarding
and
observing
someone or something.
●
A particular
time period
when
guarding
is kept.
●
A
period
of
wakefulness
between the two
sleeps
of a
biphasic sleep
pattern
(the
dead sleep
or first
sleep
and
morning sleep
or second
sleep
): the first waking.
●
A person or group of people who guard.
●
The
post
or
office
of a
watchman
; also, the place where a
watchman
is
posted
, or where a
guard
is kept.
●
In Nautical:
A group of
sailors
and
officers
aboard
a
ship
or
shore
station
with a common
period
of
duty
:
starboard
watch
,
port
watch
.
●
In Nautical:
A
period of time
on duty
, usually
four
hours
in
length
; the
officers
and
crew
who
tend
the working of a
vessel
during the same
watch
. (FM 55–501).
●
The
act
of seeing, or
viewing
, for a
period
of time.
Verb
●
To
look at
, see, or
view
for a
period
of time.
●
In Clocks:
To
observe
over a
period of time
; to
notice
or
pay
attention.
●
To
mind
,
attend
, or guard.
●
To be
wary
or
cautious
of.
●
To
attend to
dangers
to or regarding.
●
To
remain
awake
with a
sick
or
dying
person; to
maintain
a vigil.
●
To be
vigilant
or on
one's
guard.
●
To
act
as a lookout.
●
In Nautical:
To
serve
the
purpose
of a
watchman
by
floating
properly
in its place.
●
To be awake.
●
To
be on the lookout
for; to
wait for
expectantly.
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Visit
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Notice
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Tracker
Take
Find
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Hold
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