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81watch your step — watch (your) step to be careful in a situation that could be dangerous. You have to watch your step when you re dealing with him, as he has an awful temper. Related vocabulary: watch your back …
82watch step — watch (your) step to be careful in a situation that could be dangerous. You have to watch your step when you re dealing with him, as he has an awful temper. Related vocabulary: watch your back …
83watch your mouth — spoken phrase used for telling someone in an angry or rude way that they should not have said something Thesaurus: expressions showing anger and used in argumentshyponym arguments and arguingsynonym Main entry: watch * * * watch …
84watch|man — «WOCH muhn, WCH », noun, plural men. a man who keeps watch; guard. A watchman is often employed to watch over property or a building while it is unoccupied or not in use. »A watchman guards the bank at night …
85watch someone's back — (or have someone s back) : to protect someone who is doing something that is dangerous or risky The police officer s partner always watches his back. Don t worry, I ve got your back. • • • Main Entry: ↑back watch someone s back see ↑back …
86Watch meeting — A religious meeting held in the closing hours of the year. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] …
87Watch Out (single) — Watch Out is a hip hop single released on the 9th of September, 2005, by the group Atmosphere. It was released on 12 vinyl.Track listingA Side# Watch Out AA Side# Smart Went Crazy …
88Watch the Lamb — was an album recorded by Ray Boltz in 1986. It was produced by Steve Millikan.Track listing# What was I supposed to be # Touching Him # It s not enough # Watch the Lamb (Song) # I ve Come to Serve # 6 A.M. Blues # Break the Yoke # Behold …
89Watch Out (film) — Watch Out is a film directed by Steve Balderson ( Firecracker ) based on the novel by Joseph Suglia and starring Matt Riddlehoover. Though the story is set in Benton Harbor, Michigan, the film was shot guerilla style, without permits, in March… …
90watch guard — watch strap, something used to fasten a watch to one s wrist …
