Spectator

What do we mean by spectator?

An observer of an event, especially a sports contest. noun

One who looks on; an onlooker or eyewitness; a beholder; especially, one of a company present at a spectacle of any kind: as, the spectators of or at a game or a drama. noun

Synonyms Looker-on, onlooker, observer, witness, by-stander. A person is said to be a spectator at a show, a bullfight, a wrestling-match; one of the audience at a lecture, a concert, the theater; and one of the congregation at church. noun

One who on; one who sees or beholds; a beholder; one who is personally present at, and sees, any exhibition. noun

One who observes an event; an observer. noun

A woman's pump with medium heel; usually in contrasting colors for toe and heel noun

A close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind) noun

One who watches an event; especially, one held outdoors.

Orig. Latin: spectare (to watch) watching without interfering Urban Dictionary

A very small potato Urban Dictionary

"Spectating" or "social spectating" is stalking people on social websites (MySpace, FaceBook, etc). This term is less harsh than the word "stalking". Urban Dictionary

A combination of watching and learning. Observing with intent to gain knowledge of "I see what you did there". Urban Dictionary

Spectator is a commonly used term to describe the 'odd sheep in the pen' in regards to women and their associates. In other words the 'fatter' of the friends, one who doesn't look after personal figure, the girl who goes and watches her 'fitter' friends play sport, whilst sitting on the side line eating a pie. Urban Dictionary

A Potato with glasses Urban Dictionary

Now-defunct East Bay adult newspaper, originally part of the 'Berkeley Barb' but spun off as an independent weekly in 1978. Ceased publication in 2005. One of the first publications anywhere to print sex-worker advertising. For the last 10 years or so of its life, the weekly 'Spectator' ad was a regular business expense for many Bay Area pimps. Receives a mention in 'Hey Girl' from The Team's 2002 CD, 'Beyond the Glory.' Often called the 'Espectator' by Bay Area TV or TG escorts. Urban Dictionary

It is a variation of the stranger. Except instead of just numbing your hands, you also numb your penis, giving a truly existential experience for yourself. Urban Dictionary

The acting of giving oneself a reverse stranger and a stranger at same time with the intention of not being able to feel both the yourself getting beat off and yourself beating off. Urban Dictionary

The master of the Undermap and it's third level. He was once Derf's best friend but then stole the secret to winning The Game, therefore giving him great power but making him an obvious jackass so Derf kicked him out of the Emerald Arcade. The Great Spectator then created his own realm to rule where all people go if they are killed in a game after doing something such as ninja looting or screen looking and they have to pass through the 3 Red Rings of the Undermap and endure it's trials then get kicked out with another chance, but, if you are a supreme jackass in life, after you die ,depending on how bad of a jackass you were, you get sent to one of the Red Rings. You could even get sent to the secret 4th Ring (where you'll get pwned by the Great Spectator) if you're bad enough. Through this he now serves a purpose and, his jackass status revoked, him and Derf now hang out again and is actually a pretty cool inter-dimensional being. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spectator:
spectator, sectator, spectation, spector, spectate, speculator, spectators, spectates, spectated, espectador, spectateur.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spectator:
addison, seating, statesman, spectators, telegraph, sport, columnist, greene, viewing, wines, wine, observer, participant, guardian, supplement, attendance, capacity, trophy, hamilton, editorial, editor, magazine, stands, mail, graham, column, daily, stand, sports, excellence, weekly, newspaper, sunday, venue, journalism, literary, review, mode, pitch, monthly, seats, facilities.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spectator:
mere, impartial, passive, interested, silent, female, idle, disinterested, indifferent, male, unconcerned, ideal, only, helpless, average, ordinary, detached, casual, quiet, distant, curious, intelligent, individual, inactive, modern, calm, attentive, simple, sole, mute, unwilling, sympathetic, outside, uninterested, privileged, critical, judicious, neutral, imaginary, unmoved, observant, cold, solitary, careless, cool, enthusiastic, delighted, anxious, invisible, innocent, astonished, naive, eager, impotent, tranquil, sensitive, contemporary, informed, uninitiated, uninformed, involuntary, humble, quarterly, unseen, ignorant, excited, rational, inattentive, thoughtful, appreciative, impassive, unprejudiced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spectator:
newspaper, sports, sport, viewer.

Words that sound like spectator:
spectator, spectators, spectate, spectates, spectre, specter, spector, spectating, spectated, spektr, sequitur, secteur, spicket, spit out, dictator, skater, sector, spect, spectra, stater, speedster, specular, specht, speculator, specters, stator, spectres, specked, spects, spectro, spookier, specker, sportster, spectation, spare tire, speak to, spellcaster, espectador, secateur, pectate, spoke out, aspected, speak out, spiky hair, diktator, speckt, spikier.