Spotter Definition

spŏtər
spotters
noun
spotters
A person or thing that spots.
Webster's New World
One that looks for, locates, and reports something, as:
American Heritage
One who identifies players on the field, as for a radio or television announcer.
American Heritage
One who is responsible for watching and guarding a performer during practice to prevent injury, as in gymnastics or weightlifting.
American Heritage
One employed by a dry cleaner to remove spots.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Spotter

Noun

Singular:
spotter
Plural:
spotters

Spotter Sentence Examples

  • The James Street practice is a member of the RCGP spotter scheme.

  • The flyer stands behind the bases knees, with the spotter directly behind the flyer.

  • The spotter stands in an athletic stance, knees slightly bent and shoulder-width apart, legs slightly staggered.

  • The spotter grabs the waist of the flyer to provide support.

  • She then places one leg on the thigh of one of the bases, and on the count of three, the spotter helps her lift her body to place her other leg on the thigh of the second base.

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Words Starting With

SSPSPO

Words Ending With

RERTER

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