looker
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6.5
- noun
- /ˈlʊkər/
- Informal
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- She was a looker back in the day.
- a real looker
- definitely a looker
- a good looker
But she's she's you're such a great pants looker.
- But she's she's you're such a great pants looker.
Examples
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He often hears people remark that she's a real looker when they see her walking by.
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She's quite the looker.
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- I always did say she was the best looker Chicago ever saw.
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A real looker with brains and spirit.
Fiction book (1997) -
She's a real looker, all right.
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Twenty-five years, and you're still such a looker.
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She's quite a looker.
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You're a real looker.
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Everyone at the party agreed that she was a stunning looker with her elegant dress and charming smile.
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The fashion show was filled with models, and each one was a notable looker in their own unique way.
Synonyms
198
3.0
A very attractive woman that many people find pleasing to look at
64
9.9
A very attractive woman who gets a lot of attention
28
8.4
An attractive woman said in an old-fashioned or rude way
22
4.8
A very attractive person, often a woman who gets attention
19
4.7
An attractive, glamorous woman who draws attention
12
8.9
An informal old word for a good-looking woman
5
6.7
A very attractive woman who people notice
3
7.7
A very attractive woman who gets admiring looks
1
3.6
A person or thing that looks attractive
1
9.2
A woman who is very attractive and draws strong admiration from men
1
8.6
A very good-looking woman who attracts attention
A woman who is very attractive and seems sexually exciting
Antonyms
Compounds
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word looker comes from the simple verb look 'to see' plus the ending -er 'one who'. So a looker became a way to name someone people 'look' at because they are attractive, someone who 'catches the eye'.