looker
/ˈlʊkə
/noun
1A person who looks: it depends on whether you are a listener, a looker or a doer...
- The largest online travel company converts only 5 percent of their lookers into buyers.
- Creamy beige furnishings let lookers know this is a tasteful home.
- The bid spotter to bidder ratio was about one to one, but about 200 lookers showed up after lunch.
2 [with adjective] A person with a specified appearance: a tough looker is not necessarily a tough fighter...
- A big tough looker stood up on top of the car behind John and me.
- She was a tough looker and she had enough berth to get through the crowds easily.
2.1 informal A very attractive person: she was a real looker, good for the eyes...
- Val grew to be a real looker, eventually moved to Los Angeles and became an actress.
- The girl was a real looker but I don't like the look of the other guy.
- ‘You could be a real looker if you wanted to be, Archie,’ she said.
