Case
Case verb - Enclose in, or as if in, a case.
Look out for and case are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Look out for" instead a verb "Case".
Look out for
Look out for verb - To be cautious of or on guard against.
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Synonyms for Look out for
Case and look out for are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Case" instead a verb "Look out for".
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Look out for an older uncool antagonist, a sidekick with a case of hero-worship, a helplessly devoted and/or snarky love interest, or a rival that's almost (but not quite) as cool as the mascot.
Source: Mascot with Attitude -
Not to mention, if he did know who Carstairs was, he should've told the team to look out for specific facial features and mannerisms in case he was in disguises, which wouldn't've lead to Carstairs getting injured.
Source: Film / Carry On Spying - In City of Angels, two thugs called Big Six and Sonny break into Stone's place and, to the tune of Jimmy Powers' song "Ya Gotta Look Out for Yourself," tell him with their fists to drop the Mallory case.
Source: No Holds Barred Beatdown / Other
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