looker
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3.8
- noun
- /ˈlʊkər/
:
observador
- And despite all that looking, the looker would probably be at a loss to describe the face to anyone later.
- casual lookers
- a lot of lookers
- good lookers
So we're big lookers at the horizon saying how can we do this?
- So we're big lookers at the horizon saying how can we do this?
Examples
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At the party, she stood out as the looker, effortlessly charming everyone with her smile.
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Everyone turned to see the stunning looker who just walked in, drawing attention from all corners of the room.
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You are a real looker.
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Still, we were lookers, if I do say so myself.
Fiction book (1990) -
"The real lookers," I said.
Fiction book (1996) -
So essentially, it is safer for them emotionally to date the guy who's not the looker, all right?
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She's a looker.
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"She's some looker," Bones says, awake now on the other bunk, his eyes blinking.
Fiction book (1992) -
In the gallery, the art was mesmerizing, and many were impressed by the looker admiring each piece.
Synonyms
21
5.8
A person who looks at something
3
9.9
A person who watches something without taking part
3
7.7
A very attractive woman who gets admiring looks
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4.0
A person who looks at something for a long time with interest or wonder
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3.6
A person or thing that looks attractive
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4.1
A person or thing that is easy to notice and attracts attention
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6.7
A person who looks at someone for a long time in an unfriendly way
A person who watches an event without taking part
Antonyms
Compounds
How Observant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word looker is built from look 'to see' and the ending -er 'one who', so it can mean a person who watches or, in informal use, an attractive person whom others watch.