watch out

verb

1. intr, adverb to be careful or on one's guard

noun

1. a less common word for lookout

Idioms and Phrases

see look out ; watch it .

Example Sentences

He never tired of warning them to watch out for cars when they crossed the street.

From The Daily Beast

You gotta watch out for those former bartenders from Kenosha, Wisconsin.

From The Daily Beast

Watch out for:“Just like their conventional counterparts, gluten-free cereals can also be loaded with added sugars,” Begun says.

From The Daily Beast

Watch out for:“Avoid bars with an added sugar as the first ingredient,” Begun says.

From The Daily Beast

Watch out for:Beware of starches and white rice flour leading the pack on the ingredients label.

From The Daily Beast

But I figgered he was paid to watch out for sich things, and I didn't want to interfere none.

From Project Gutenberg

The count took a very elegant watch out of his pocket and looked at the time.

From Project Gutenberg

He was masculine, and had not the quick instinct to stand by the window and watch out, to ease impatience.

From Project Gutenberg

So now you hear me, an I warn you proper, stand clear o me, or watch out for squalls!

From Project Gutenberg

And I makes up my mind I will watch out fur that feeling of being drawed wherever I goes after this.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• hear
• listen
• obey
• observe
• take to heart