Stint and Watch

Stint

Stint noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.

Usage example: signed up for a three-year stint in the army

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Watch and stint are semantically related in time topic. In some cases you can use "Watch" instead a noun "Stint", when it comes to topics like shift.

Nearby Words: stingy, stinted, stinting

Watch noun - A person or group that watches over someone or something.

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Stint and watch are semantically related in time topic. Sometimes you can use "Stint" instead a noun "Watch", if it concerns topics such as shift.

Nearby Words: watchful, watched, watcher, watching

special	special stint	special watch
original	original stint	original watch
difficult	difficult stint	difficult watch
small	small stint	small watch
Other adjectives: entire, spare, early, last, previous.

The Chessmaster: The askers have a brief stint as this when they tell Jason and Aidrian to watch a YouTube video of Sans while fighting Chara in his own mind as the Memelord, then telling them to check who uploaded the video.

Source: Webcomic / Ask Frisk And Company
Sparing Menendez however, especially if Chloe survives, means that he'll have to watch his whole Cordis Die stint fall apart before his very eyes as he's exposed for the fraud that he is.

Source: Video Game / Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
In Pratchett's Feet of Clay, the Watch figure out that it's possible to heal a golem with spare clay and a stint inside a kiln.

Source: Feed It with Fire

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