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Definition of spectator
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Spectator
(n.) One who on; one who sees or
beholds;
a
beholder;
one who is
personally
present
at, and sees, any
exhibition;
as, the
spectators
at a
show..
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Face
::
Face (n.) The
exterior
form or
appearance
of
anything;
that part which
presents
itself
to the view;
especially,
the front or upper part or
surface;
that which
particularly
offers
itself
to the view of a
spectator..
Spectatorship
::
Spectatorship
(n.) The
office
or
quality
of a
spectator.
Spectator
::
Spectator
(n.) One who on; one who sees or
beholds;
a
beholder;
one who is
personally
present
at, and sees, any
exhibition;
as, the
spectators
at a
show..
Supervisory
::
Supervisor
(n.) A
spectator;
a
looker-on.
Scaffold
::
Scaffold
(n.) A
temporary
structure
of
timber,
boards,
etc., for
various
purposes,
as for
supporting
workmen
and
materials
in
building,
for
exhibiting
a
spectacle
upon, for
holding
the
spectators
at a show, etc..
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) That
quality
of a work of art which
embodies
the
mental
emotion
of the
artist,
and is
calculated
to
affect
similarly
the
spectator..
Panorama
::
Panorama
(n.) A
picture
representing
scenes
too
extended
to be
beheld
at once, and so
exhibited
a part at a time, by being
unrolled,
and made to pass
continuously
before
the
spectator..
Beholder
::
Beholder
(n.) One who
beholds;
a
spectator.
Dedans
::
Dedans
(n.) A
division,
at one end of a
tennis
court,
for
spectators..
Assist
::
Assist
(v. i.) To be
present
as a
spectator;
as, to
assist
at a
public
meeting..
Gallery
::
Gallery
(a.) A long and
narrow
platform
attached
to one or more sides of
public
hall or the
interior
of a
church,
and
supported
by
brackets
or
columns;
--
sometimes
intended
to be
occupied
by
musicians
or
spectators,
sometimes
designed
merely
to
increase
the
capacity
of the
hall..
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) The chief
horizontal
line in a
picture
of any sort, which
determines
in the
picture
the
height
of the eye of the
spectator;
in an
extended
landscape,
the
representation
of the
natural
horizon
corresponds
with this
line..
Idealogue
::
Idealogue
(n.) One given to
fanciful
ideas or
theories;
a
theorist;
a
spectator.
Recursant
::
Recursant
(a.)
Displayed
with the back
toward
the
spectator;
-- said
especially
of an
eagle.
Foreshorten
::
Foreshorten
(v. t.) To
represent
on a plane
surface,
as if
extended
in a
direction
toward
the
spectator
or
nearly
so; to
shorten
by
drawing
in
perspective..
Sinistrorsal
::
Sinistrorsal
(a.)
Rising
spirally
from right to left (of the
spectator);
sinistrorse.
Bystander
::
Bystander
(n.) One who
stands
near; a
spectator;
one who has no
concern
with the
business
transacting.
Spectatorial
::
Spectatorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
spectator.
Passive
::
Passive
(a.) Not
active,
but acted upon;
suffering
or
receiving
impressions
or
influences;
as, they were
passive
spectators,
not
actors
in the
scene..
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) A plane
passing
through
the eye of the
spectator
and at right
angles
to the
vertical
at a given
place;
a plane
tangent
to the
earth's
surface
at that
place;
called
distinctively
the
sensible
horizon.
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