Spot and Watch

Spot

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

Usage example: I spotted both of them as they tried to sneak out the back door

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Watch and spot are semantically related In some cases you can use "Watch" instead a verb "Spot".

Nearby Word: spotted

Watch verb - To keep one's eyes on.

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Spot and watch are semantically related in see topic. Sometimes you can use "Spot" instead a verb "Watch".

Nearby Words: watchful, watched, watcher, watching

old	old spot	old watch
good	good spot	good watch
nice	nice spot	nice watch
special	special spot	special watch
Other adjectives: similar, original, open, small, real, large, big, new, last, different.

While down there you can spot things like the hobo's TV in the shopping cart (which you could previously watch cartoons and music videos on), and George Hadel's harmonica, seat, and radio in the same spot as in the last game.

Source: Video Game / The Darkness
Make-Out Point: The spot by the canal where the kids go to, as Wolfman Jack puts it, "watch the submarine races".

Source: Film / American Graffiti
Spot the Imposter: As suggested by the real Pinkie Pie, Twilight forces all the Pinkies to watch paint dry, reasoning that the real one would sit through it all for her friends.

Source: Recap / My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S3 E3 "Too Many Pinkie Pies"

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