Baywatch
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- proper noun
- /ˈbeɪˌwɑtʃ/
- The reboot of Baywatch introduced a new generation of lifeguards to the audience.
- Baywatch lifeguards
- watch Baywatch
- TV show Baywatch
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Watch on YouTubeWell, my first job was Baywatch, and I didn't expect to get it.
- Well, my first job was Baywatch, and I didn't expect to get it.
- They were walking around the swimming pool like it was Baywatch.
- My next guest tonight, my friends, is an actress you know from Baywatch and Home Improvement.
- The people didn't green light the studios didn't green light Baywatch because they love Baywatch.
- She was like, oh, we actually, you know, normally I wouldn't think twice looking at you for Baywatch, but we do have some scary rednecks coming up.
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Well, my first job was Baywatch, and I didn't expect to get it.
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Former Baywatch star David Chokachi has appeared in several Asylum movies.
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I left Baywatch just before you got there.
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Hey, Baywatch, how you doing?
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One week ago, you saw me on Baywatch.... and told my agent to have me call you.
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Well, I hope I get the same result next time I watch Baywatch.
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My next guest tonight, my friends, is an actress you know from Baywatch and Home Improvement.
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Pam was already famous for Baywatch and Home Improvement, so she wasn't trying to become famous.
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You know, Baywatch proudly accepts only one new recruit every year.
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The blonde bombshell proved she still has her mojo as she donned the iconic red Baywatch swimsuit and worked her magic for the camera.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Baywatch combines bay ('a small area of sea by the land') and watch ('to look after' or 'guard'), so it literally means 'watching the bay'. This makes it an easy name for a TV series and franchise about lifeguards who protect the beach.