To watch. Obsolete.

transitive. To look down upon; to look at from, or as if from, a higher position; to keep watch over, survey. Now somewhat archaic.

To watch, keep one's eye upon, observe constantly; to look out for, watch for. Obsolete.

transitive. To look at, observe, examine, scrutinize; (also) to see, discern. Obsolete.

To watch, look at, observe, notice. transitive.

To observe, watch; to fix one's eyes upon, gaze at. Obsolete.

transitive. To notice or perceive physically; to observe; to look at or watch. Now archaic or literary.

transitive. To reflect or meditate on (something); to observe; to contemplate. Also occasionally intransitive.

to keep (also have) an (or one's) eye on (also upon): to keep watch upon, to observe carefully, esp. either to provide care and support or because of…

to look straitly to: to watch narrowly. Obsolete.

To look out for; to watch, keep in observation. Obsolete.

To look at closely or attentively; to regard, see, view.

transitive. To look at (a person or thing) attentively; to observe; to gaze at; to survey.

transitive. To look at or regard attentively or closely; to observe. rare.

transitive. To look for or examine closely; to observe or investigate intently or in detail. Obsolete.

transitive. To watch attentively or carefully.

transitive. To watch closely, carefully, or warily; to keep an eye on.

transitive. To cast one's eye over; to observe, have an eye to; to watch over.

To keep (a person or thing) in view in order to observe any actions, movements, or changes that may… with object a person (or animal). Sometimes…

transitive. To watch (an object) until it disappears; to watch through and beyond (a period of time).

figurative. To consider, contemplate, scan intently. Also with over.

transitive. To keep watch upon or over. Obsolete. rare.

(under-, prefix1 affix 4a(a).)

To take (ocular) notice of, observe, watch. Scottish.

transitive. To watch, monitor, or study (something) carefully.

transitive. To watch; to look at; to inspect.

slang. transitive. To observe; to take particular notice of; to watch; also, to find out or discover by observation, to detect. Also absol. or intrans…

transitive. To watch, to keep one's eye on.

Const. at (a thing).

transitive. To see (a person or thing); to look at, observe. Also intransitive: to look, peep.

intransitive. slang (originally Australian). To look. Also transitive: to look at, stare at; spec. to eye (a person) before a fight.

transitive. slang (originally U.S.). To watch, observe, look at (a person or thing); to take notice of, become aware of; to recognize, register. Cf. t…