wristwatch
- noun
- /ˈrɪstˌwɑːtʃ/
- As Andy replaces the sheet, her wristwatch alarm beeps a reminder.
And we've already said that the thing that we call cosmic time is simply time as measured by the wristwatches of our Co moving observers.
- And we've already said that the thing that we call cosmic time is simply time as measured by the wristwatches of our Co moving observers.
- It's even invaded the iPhone and the wristwatch.
- How come when they say sexual encounters, it's an alien hand twiddling a lady's wristwatch?
- So he took one year old baby put a wristwatch, which gives you some touching sensation, but with a light on the watch.
Examples
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Then he checked his own Timex wristwatch and said, "It's nine-twelve P.M., Monday night, March fourth."
Fiction book (1992) -
Mandy Griffin stole a glance at her wristwatch and thought, "Fifteen minutes, tops."
Fiction book (1998) -
Did you ever hear of a wristwatch being turned back?
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That tells you that the proper time is nothing but the time read by a wristwatch standing still.
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Maybe a wristwatch like I'm wearing.
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I looked down at my wristwatch; it was exactly 2 o'clock.
Fiction book (1996) -
Nick checked his wristwatch, then climbed the stairs and entered the lobby of the bank.
Fiction book (1998) -
Men didn't really wear wristwatches prior to World War One.
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Your wristwatch has malfunctioned.
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Mandy Griffin stole a glance at her wristwatch and thought, "Fifteen minutes, tops."
Synonyms
A small thing worn on the wrist to tell the time
A thing like a clock or watch that shows the time
A watch that shows the time as numbers on a screen
A watch that connects to your phone and tracks health and messages
A small watch that you carry in a pocket or wear on your wrist
How Portable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wristwatch is made of two simple words, wrist, 'the part of the arm near the hand', and watch, 'a small clock you wear'. So a wristwatch is a watch you wear on your wrist to check the time quickly.