Spotter

What do we mean by spotter?

One that applies spots. noun

One that looks for, locates, and reports something, as. noun

A military or civil defense lookout. noun

A person hired to detect dishonest acts by employees, as in a bank. noun

One who identifies players on the field, as for a radio or television announcer. noun

One who is responsible for watching and guarding a performer during practice to prevent injury, as in gymnastics or weightlifting. noun

One employed by a dry cleaner to remove spots. noun

One who or that which spots; specifically, one who is employed to shadow suspicious or suspected persons; a detective. noun

Specifically, a person employed to keep secret watch on the employees of a company, especially on a street railway to spot or note the number of fares (if any) not turned in by the conductor. noun

Naval, a person stationed at a suitable position above the deck to note the point at which the shots from a gun strike with reference to a target or the enemy's vessel, and thus give information as to the necessary correction of the range at which the gun-sight is set. noun

One who tints photographs. noun

A somersault in which the performer comes down upon the same spot from which he springs—that is, does not advance forward or backward. noun

One who spots. noun

A person who observes something. noun

A member of a sniper team. noun

A person who keeps watch of the person performing an activity, in order to help them should they be unable to complete it. noun

A worker employed to apply spots (as markers or identifiers) noun

A person employed to keep watch for some anticipated event noun

Someone who is the first to observe something noun

A person who observes something.

A member of a sniper team who in addition to this function is responsible for providing additional information about targets from a different point of view.

One who supervises a person performing an activity, in order to help them should they be unable to complete it.

A person who gives directions of a crane or vehicle challenging to navigate from a different point of view to the moved load.

Dolphins of the genus Stenella, and specifically Stenella attenuata distinguished from the streaker (Stenella coeruleoalba) and the spinner (Stenella longirostris).

A team member responsible for communication with the driver to keep them up-to-date about on-track events, such as other nearby cars.

A criminal-accomplice whose job is to watch out for incoming policemen while his friends commit a crime (usually drug dealing, burglaries, safeguarding supply houses, etc). Spotters are basically human alarm systems that criminals use to warn them when the cops come near. They usually stand on a corner to get a better vantage point and to give their friends plenty of time to run away, flush the drugs, etc. The warning is usually a shouted code, but can sometimes also be visual; modern criminals now use cell phones. Often times, spotters are juveniles who can't be effectively punished by law for aiding in a felony. Urban Dictionary

A military term for some one who sits and waits (usually fairly concealed) for something notable to come along and then informs the rest of his group. A spotter also spots targets for a gunner (for instance on artillery) they will give distance and position information to the gunner so targets can be neutralized quicker. Urban Dictionary

Similar to a spotter in weight lifting, in masturbation, when a man needs somebody to lend a hand, add lube or lotion during the act, click a mouse for him, turn a page, make sure you don't die while choking yourself, etc, this person is known as the spotter. You may also find a spotter helpful when having sex with a fat person. In this instance the spotter will offer encouragement, move any necessary appendage, etc. Urban Dictionary

A pee spot on your shorts/jeans that shows through after you whizz, because you didn't tap your monkey well enough. Urban Dictionary

A spotter is one who watches someone else while on drugs to ensure that person does not injure themself or others. Urban Dictionary

A small blowtorch with a bent knife attached in such a way that the end of the knife is in-front of the flame, and will heat up when the blowtorch is turned on. It's a portable tool used for the weed smoking technique known as spotting in New Zealand, where marijuana is rolled into small balls (or spots) and pressed between 2 hot knives, while the user positions their mouth above and inhales all the smoke. Most people will use a gas stove to heat the knives, but more experienced users may make a portable spotter using a blowtorch. Urban Dictionary

Someone who holds onto your testicles, one at a time, as you alternate the direction to which you turn your head then cough. Urban Dictionary

A term used by skateboarders. Someone who watches the street for cars while a skater does a trick that ends in the street. Particularly common when bombing hills. Urban Dictionary

A person who acts with life saving measures to save someone from Auto Erotic Death. The guy who cuts the other guy down just before he dies. Urban Dictionary

Spotter: a lazy person (in need of something important out of arms reach) that asks the first person they spot that gets up or walks by the object to bring it too them because they are too lazy to get off their ass and do it themselves. spotters are typically stoners and/or really lazy people Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spotter:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spotter:
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Words that rhyme with spotter:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe spotter:
good, dry, wet, great, naval, aerial, second, german, best, forward, experienced, robotic, professional, trained, competent, wonderful, break, expert, excellent, automatic, third, airborne, submarine, assistant, keen, class, talent, time, pre, fine, avid, additional, hot, bird, separate, fire, train, foretop, favorite, chief.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spotter:
reconnaissance, planes, plane.

Consonant match to spotter:
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Words that sound like spotter:
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