Spotter
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British pronunciation/spˈɒtɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈspɑtɝ/

Definition & Meaning of "spotter"

Spotter
01

someone who is the first to observe something

02

a worker employed to apply spots (as markers or identifiers)

03

a worker employed at a dry-cleaning establishment to remove spots

04

a person employed to keep watch for some anticipated event

05

a tool used by artists to contain and localize materials applied to a surface

What is a "spotter"?

A spotter is a small, accurate tool used by artists to apply or control materials on specific areas of a surface. It typically has a fine tip that allows for detailed and targeted application of paint, ink, or other materials. This tool is useful for adding fine details, making corrections, or creating delicate designs, ensuring that materials are applied accurately and efficiently to specific spots on the artwork.

06

someone who helps prevent accidents during exercises by offering immediate assistance if needed in gymnastics, weight training, etc.

07

(motor racing) a team member who sits above the track and communicates with the driver via radio, providing updates on track conditions and guiding them around competitors

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The spotter alerted the driver to a crash ahead on the track.
From their position above the track, the spotter had a clear view of the entire race.
The coach trained spotters to react quickly in emergencies.
Spotters assist weightlifters to prevent injuries during heavy lifts.
The spotter provided real-time updates on changing weather conditions.
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