watchpersons
watchpersons is the plural of watchperson.
Meaning of watchperson
Noun
watchperson (plural watchpersons or watchpeople)
- One set to watch.
- The Marxists had called a strike to demand withdrawal of police and industrial security forces who had replaced regular watchpeople at the state-owned steel plant.1970 September 26, Renee Blakkan, compiler, “World in Revolution”, in Guardian: Independent Radical Newsweekly, volume 22, number 48, New York, N.Y.: Weekly Guardian Associates, Inc., →ISSN, page 10
- Synonyms:
- watcher
Questions about watchpersons
- What is watchpersons the plural of?
- Watchpersons is the plural of watchperson.
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