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- noun Plural form of
looker .
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Examples
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The main reason for the apparent victory of the lookers is that they are seen as more helpful and co-operative.
Beautiful People Earn 12% More Than Ugly Bettys | Impact Lab 2007
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The shepherds who stayed in them were known as lookers, who watched over the masses of Romney sheep owned by absentee landlords.
Kos RSS Feed 2010
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The shepherds who stayed in them were known as lookers, who watched over the masses of Romney sheep owned by absentee landlords.
Kos RSS Feed 2010
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"I expect your 'lookers' are tired enough to go home."
Mary Jane—Her Visit Clara Ingram Judson 1914
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A gents 'glove department requires careful dressing on the part of its clerks, and the manager, in selecting them, is particular about choosing "lookers," with especial attention to figure, hair, and finger nails.
Buttered Side Down 1911
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During this time of general excitement, spies or "lookers" are kept on the hills in the neighborhood of the village, who, when they discover buffaloes in sight, give the appropriate signal, by "throwing their robe", which is instantly seen in the village, and understood by the whole tribe.
Letters and notes on the manners, customs, and conditions of the North American Indians 1841
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If it gets a lot of traffic, but sells very little - then this should tell you that the traffic your site is getting - are the "lookers," not the buyers.
EzineArticles 2010
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The number of "lookers," who noodle around travel Web sites, is expected to grow far more rapidly than "bookers," who buy from online travel agencies, over the next five years, predicted Henry Harteveldt, travel industry analyst with Forrester Research Inc.
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The number of "lookers," who noodle around travel Web sites, is expected to grow far more rapidly than "bookers," who buy from online travel agencies, over the next five years, predicted Henry Harteveldt, travel industry analyst with Forrester Research Inc.
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Given a pair of 'lookers' by their mom, two boys soon realize that the lookers aren't needed at all.
Blisstree 2009
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