watch

A program that watches files or events and starts actions when they change

A computer tool that watches a system, reports problems, and can restart services

Be careful when you move and act to avoid danger and trouble

The time when I am in charge of something

To avoid saying rude or offensive words when you speak

Look at a person or thing very carefully for a while to notice problems

Be very careful because you could get into trouble

Look out for each other in dangerous situations

During the time someone is responsible for what happens

To do something very boring and slow

To spend time looking at people and things happening around you without taking part

To arrive so regularly that people can tell the time by your arrival

Be careful what you say to avoid offending someone

Expect more news or updates soon

A humorous saying men use to remember important things before leaving the house

To look at the sky as the sun comes up

Good enough that you should see it

A small watch carried in a pocket and often connected to a chain

Careful, constant watching of people or things to notice problems

A time when people guard a place at night

A watch that shows the time as numbers on a screen

A close-fitting knitted hat worn in cold weather, often by sailors

A team of workers who work during the day, usually from 8 am to 4 pm

A short chain or ribbon that holds a pocket watch on a vest

A watch with moving hands on a face with numbers that shows the time

A metal or plastic cover for a watch that protects its inner parts

A clear cover that protects the face of a watch

A long session of watching many TV episodes in one sitting

Keeping a radio on all the time to listen for important messages

A time when someone keeps listening on a radio for important messages

The time on a ship from midnight to four in the morning when crew are on duty

A late-night work shift from midnight to early morning on ships or in factories

A small pocket clock with a hinged metal lid that protects the glass

A small watch from the 1700s with a fake swinging pendulum under glass

A band of metal or leather that attaches a watch to your wrist

A shallow round glass dish used in labs to let liquids dry or to cover a beaker

A clear protective cover over the face of a watch

A short chain or ribbon that clips a pocket watch to clothing

A fire kept burning at night to signal people far away

A small metal key with a square hole used to wind old pocket devices that tell time

A small space in a vest for keeping a watch you carry

A religious evening service on New Year's Eve for prayer and reflection