Watchers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WATCHERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WATCHER, one who watches
• a person who observes something attentively or regularly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that watches

Words related to WATCHERS

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Words that contain WATCHERS

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How to use WATCHERS in a sentence

• It was a thrilling sight as the lone watchers peered backward.
• I saw him seized by half a dozen eager watchers, and pitched upon a ledge just under the roof, and tools thrust into his hands.
• In front the way was guarded by I know not how many watchers.
• His horse it was whose cold neck Rold most loved to stroke, and it was Welleran whom the watchers at sunset on the mountains the most clearly saw as they peered towards the city.
• Bands of music, playing sprightly tunes, finally reward the patience of the watchers.
• In the dim uncertain light we could at length distinguish a group of anxious watchers on the shore.
• By this time some one or two of the watchers had gone home nearly frozen, leaving all possible clothing on the injured man.
• The colors were easily distinguishable, and especially did the crimson of Hillton show up to the eager watchers on the bridge.
• In vain the watchers now besought Keseberg to return for Hardcoop.
• The sleeping three were almost hidden, although they were at the feet of the watchers, and the two saw each other but dimly.
• Now he bore himself so warily, that not one of the watchers noted his approach or departure.
• But the Vanator did not fall to the ground, within sight of the city at least, though as long as the watchers could see her never for an instant did she rest upon an even keel.
• The cloud of watchers lifted high like a puff of green dust before the wind, and swept swiftly downward towards the temple in the gorge.
• The watchers on the signal station now waited in breathless suspense.
• There is no period at which men look worse in the eyes of each other, or feel more uncomfortable, than when the first dawn of daylight finds them watchers.
• Strickland rose and came to the bedside, and the two watchers gave him water and wine to drink, and would have had him, when the fit was over, cease from all speech.
• Yusuf the Red and other watchers had and gave some warning.
• The watchers! Was the other out to spy on them? That idea made sense.
• An intensely black face, crossed by two bars of red and white pigment, reaching from ear to ear, and covering eyelids, nose, and lips, was upturned to the watchers from the deck.
• The watchers stood motionless even after the footsteps had died away in the distance.
• Paul River, Bassa, and at other points of the Liberian coast, employing numerous police, watchers, spies, and servants.
• Soon he nosed one of the trails of blood, and a moment later the watchers saw a gaunt shadow form running swiftly over the snow toward Wolf.
• The chase now was close and all down-hill for the watchers.
• What was the matter? wondered many of the Army watchers.
• But to the watchers in the road his head was just visible.
• He disappeared from the window, and the watchers below saw the door slammed to, heard the sound of the slamming and then another sound, the sound of a key turning in the lock.
• If I went by that road my pursuers would soon hear of me, even if I managed to get past the watchers on the road.
• If the three watchers are satisfied that there is no commotion within the tomb, then all is well, and they return and report the result to the clanspeople.
• Next the watchers saw a struggle among the group which watched.
• The anxious watchers bent over their stricken darling, who was now lying on her own bed and beginning to show signs of life.
• Among the watchers, and listening to the group as he watched, stood Sir John Oxon.
• Yet it seemed long to the anxious watchers before the darkness blotted out the view of the distant city, and of the panorama of dancing water beneath.
• He was tall, thin, cold, and tireless and he moved among the Watchers of this World of Trade.
• The extreme ends of the long line of watchers curled a little inward, almost imperceptibly, a half step taken without volition.

Similar words containing WATCHER without suffix s

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