Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: lookout
IPA transcription: [l'ʊk,aʊt]
noun meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: lookout, outlook
    Meaning: the act of looking out
  • Synonyms: lookout, observation_tower, lookout_station, observatory
    Meaning: a structure commanding a wide view of its surroundings
  • Synonyms: lookout, observation_post
    Meaning: an elevated post affording a wide view
  • Synonyms: lookout, lookout_man, sentinel, sentry, watch, spotter, scout, picket
    Meaning: a person employed to keep watch for some anticipated event
Usage examples
  • "That's YOUR lookout!" his father grunted.
  • "Keep a sharp lookout, Dick!" was the doctor's good-night injunction.
  • But that hound Bishop had passed the word, and the fort kept a sharp lookout.
  • He comforted his crew, and then climbed the mast to keep a sharp lookout for danger.
  • A few moments later, the lookout called down that we were running into a fog-bank dead ahead.
  • Everyone, he thought, had some good in him, and in all he met he was on the lookout to find it.
  • Mr. Welch," he shouted, "it is all safe here, so far as we know; we are all on the lookout to cover you as you come up."
  • Across the road behind her parlor curtains Mrs. Perkins was keeping lookout, and remarking to a neighbor who had run in:
  • The others, always on the lookout for some new object of interest, were attracted by these words, and looked closely at the thing in question.
  • I forgot that the little house was fragrant with the odor of spice and fruit, and that there was a man about who was ever on the lookout for good things to eat.