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televiewer

  • a word derived from teleview.
    teleview
    verb (used with or without object)
    to view with a television receiver.

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Variety called the result "binocular baseball," because the televiewer feels as though he were at a ballpark watching "a game through a pair of field glasses."

From Time Magazine Archive

A near-perfect example of duologue is the televiewer, transfixed by that mesmeric eye.

From Time Magazine Archive

And all either series asks of the televiewer is to learn French.

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"It's really much better when you see it," commented a woman televiewer.

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Stepping to the wall televiewer, Philon pressed a button and said, "Who is it?"

From The House from Nowhere by Arthur G. Stangland

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