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watches "A device that tells the time by counting the seconds or minutes in a hour. Also known as a wristband. Also, a person who is keeping an eye on something." ■ "I had to watch my back while walking alone at night because I didn't want anyone following me."
Enterprises An elaborate scheme to make money, often involving fraud or deception. ■ "The company's latest enterprise was to sell fake Rolex watches to unsuspecting tourists in Europe."
Guard A person who watches and protects something or someone. ■ "I'm guarding my treasure from any thieves. Just watch out for my parrot, he likes to steal shiny things."
jesse A person who is extremely attractive and charming, but also incredibly lazy and unmotivated. ■ "I can't believe I have to do all this work while Jesse just sits on the couch and watches TV all day."
Viewer A person who watches television shows, movies, or other forms of entertainment. ■ I can't believe I've been a viewer for over 10 years!
witness A person who watches a TV show or movie and provides feedback on it. Often used in online forums to establish the quality of entertainment. ■ "I'm watching the new season of Stranger Things - it's amazing!"
Capitalists A group of people who believe that money is the most important thing in life and will stop at nothing to accumulate as much of it as possible. They are also known for their love of expensive suits, fancy cars, and designer watches. ■ "Capitalists" are always looking for ways to cut corners and increase profits, even if it means sacrificing the well-being of their employees.
guard A person who watches over and protects something or someone, typically by standing nearby and being alert. ■ "I need to hire a guard for my valuable antiques. I don't want them getting stolen!"; A device used to protect against malware or other harmful software. ■ "I forgot to install a guard on my computer before downloading that suspicious attachment. Now it's running slow and crashing constantly."