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Webster Dictionary :: Watchman
WATCHMAN, n. [watch and man.] A sentinel; a guard.
Webster Dictionary :: Watchmaker
WATCHMAKER, n. [watch and maker.] One whose occupation is to make and repair wat...
Webster Dictionary :: Watching
WATCHING, ppr. Being awake; guarding; attending the sick; carefully observing. W...
Webster Dictionary :: Watchfulness
WATCHFULNESS, n. 1. Vigilance; heedfulness; heed; suspicious attention; careful ...
Webster Dictionary :: Watchfully
WATCHFULLY, adv. Vigilantly; heedfully; with careful observation of the approach...
Webster Dictionary :: Watchful
WATCHFUL, a. Vigilant; attentive; careful to observe; observant; cautious. It ha...
Webster Dictionary :: Watchet
WATCHET, a. Pale or light blue. Who stares in Germany at watchet eyes? [Not in u...
Webster Dictionary :: Watcher
WATCHER, n. 1. One who sits up or continues awake; particularly, one who attends...
Webster Dictionary :: Watched
WATCHED, pp. Guarded; observed with steady vigilance.
Webster Dictionary :: Watch-light
WATCH-LIGHT, n. [watch and light.] A candle with a rush wick.
Webster Dictionary :: Watch-house
WATCH-HOUSE, n. [watch and house.] A house in which a watch or guard is placed.
Webster Dictionary :: Watch-glass
WATCH-GLASS, n. [watch and glass.] 1. In ships, a half hour glass, used to measu...
Webster Dictionary :: Watch
WATCH, n. [It is from the same root as wake, which see.] 1. Forbearance of sleep...
Webster Dictionary :: Wastrel
WASTREL, n. A state of waste or common. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Wastorel
WASTREL, WASTOREL, n. Waste substances; any thing cast away as bad. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Wasting
WASTING, ppr. 1. Lavishing prodigally; expending or consuming without use; dimin...
