looker

nounbeauty

Synonyms for looker

noun beauty

Antonyms for looker

Word Origin & History

Old English locere "one engaged in looking," agent noun from look (v.). Meaning "one who watches over" is from c.1300; that of "one who has a certain appearance" is late 15c. Slang meaning "attractive woman" attested from 1893. Looker-in (1927) was an early word for "television viewer."

Example Sentences for looker

It is said that all martyrdoms seemed mean to the looker on.

No wonder they want a 'looker' to take the taste of him out of their mouths.

Another general term for a herdsman was Looker, whence Luker.

There was no objection to being supported in one's suspicion that, after all, one was a "looker."

I have often met him since as a looker on at shows, and we have occasionally corresponded.

I am only a looker on, and must always be, but it does interest me all the same!

The sight of the latter seemed to thrill the looker like an electric shock.

You're smart and a looker, and I guess you want to go out and see the world.

Ill see Looker about it on Monday and fix the matter up with him.

He was surprised to find that the callers were Mr. Looker and his son Buck.

looker

Synonyms for looker

Antonyms for looker

beauties

beauty

belle

eyeful

knockout

looker

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Antonyms for looker

More words related to looker

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beauties

beauty

belle

eyeful

knockout

Synonyms for looker

attractive