Clock and Notice

Clock

Clock verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

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Notice and clock are semantically related In some cases you can use "Notice" instead a verb "Clock".

Nearby Words: clocking, clocked

Notice verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.

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Clock and notice are semantically related (British) in observe topic. Sometimes you can use "Clock" instead a verb "Notice". informal substitute

good	good clock	good notice
special	special clock	special notice
usual	usual clock	usual notice
short	short clock	short notice
Other adjectives: small, real, huge, little, new, titular, different, magical.

Then she looks back at the clock, only to notice that the whole montage took place in Real Time.

Source: Real Time
Notice that the polar opposite of a Clock King would be an Idiot Hero, who excels at the Indy Ploy.

Source: Clock King
Smug Snake: Ratigan is standing on the very edge of the clock hand after Basil has fallen off, and as he's laughing in victory, he doesn't notice that the clock is chiming the Westminster Quarters... In general, this is what Ratigan is at his core.

Source: Disney / The Great Mouse Detective

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