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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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But the dedicated televiewer might try these shows: Wed.,

From Time Magazine Archive

In its engaing assault on eye and ear, RTFs show takes the televiewer to a picnic on the Marne, a village Bastille Day fete, a couturier's salon.

From Time Magazine Archive

The televiewer who closes his eyes and listens can hear how crude, sloppy and badly balanced most TV music is.

From Time Magazine Archive

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

"You could have done that over the televiewer," he pointed out dispassionately.

From The Man Who Staked the Stars by Charles Dye

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