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looker-on
[ look-er-on, -awn ]
noun
- a person who looks on; onlooker; witness; spectator.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of looker-on1
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Example Sentences
In nothing is this more clear (to the looker-on at the game) than in the endless disputes concerning restrictions on commerce.
But a flirtation, after all, unless in a one-act comedy, is not entertaining to the mere looker-on; and oh!
The most casual looker-on might have seen the change taking place in his patient day by day and he was not a casual looker-on.
As a looker-on I've seen a lot of the game called marriage, and I'd know how to make you happy.
You know our plan, and you must see that as only one can act in it, your part would be that of a mere looker-on.
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