Synonym: looker, spectator pump, viewer, watcher, witness. Similar words: dictator, spectacle, respectable, spectacular, expectation, dictatorial, bespectacled, dictatorship. Meaning: ['spekteɪtə /spek'teɪtə] 
n. 1. a close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind) 2. a woman's pump with medium heel; usually in contrasting colors for toe and heel.
n. 1. a close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind) 2. a woman's pump with medium heel; usually in contrasting colors for toe and heel. 
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31. Sport may be taken too seriously; high-performance spectator sport is arguably too central to our lives already.
32. Of much of this process Coffin was a spectator; he was unable to tear himself away.
33. The spectator stands beside us and helps us discern right from wrong.
34. They discovered spectator peer pressure, fans nudging recalcitrant neighbors to participate.
35. Another problem was that the show business element attracted a different kind of spectator.
36. Now Smith had rather little to say about whether this impartial spectator favored progressive taxation.
37. And yes, I know, even as a spectator, I was condoning the worst sort of behavior.
38. Shooting starch goes a long way in erasing the barrier between spectator and spectacle.
39. Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. The grave will supply plenty of time for silence. Christopher Hitchens 
40. Spectator sport may have been partially commercialized but it never became a capitalist leisure enterprise.
41. Leeds' new signing Kiwi Kevin Iro will be only be a spectator at tomorrow's game due to an ankle injury.
42. And, of course, I wasn't present as a spectator, I was there to sit for Pradier.
43. The spectator wandered off grumbling that Jamie had dented his ladder.
44. Treasure Island could accommodate an athletic center for soccer, rugby and small-scale spectator sports.
45. It was up to you, the spectator, to keep track of what was going on.
46. When one tries, one finds oneself a spectator at the event.sentencedict.com/spectator.html
47. For the second time in two years, Matt Williams will experience the All-Star Game as a spectator.
48. It is evident from the above profile that baseball spectator disorder tends not to involve fighting between opposing groups of disorder.
49. The race is the biggest single spectator event in the country and attracts more than two hundred thousand fans.
50. Reshaped bunker at the green which is now encircled by spectator mounding.
51. After Sandwich it was just as if you'd gone deaf - no spectator noise, only four people watching!
52. Spectator sports like football are normally zero sum games for a good reason.
53. What Lord Denning's Spectator interview in his dotage had revealed was unguarded language.
54. We begin by looking at one of the seminal theories of soccer spectator disorder, the Marxist approach of Ian Taylor.
55. Film theorists first put forward the proposition that the construction of the spectator in mainstream cinema is gendered.
56. Glenavon keeper Robbie Beck was a virtual spectator but earned his pay-packet with a brilliant one-handed save from sub Michael Surgeon.
57. As I was saying, this is the way the spectator participates in the process of creation.
58. Even more damaging to their theory is the fact that sports spectator disorder is not always synonymous with economic problems.
59. Peter Medak uses his camera not as a spectator but as commentator, even as mediator.
60. Substitute anxiety in the spectator, he wrote, brought about by nothing other than the apparent lack of anxiety in the image.
More similar words: dictator, spectacle, respectable, spectacular, expectation, dictatorial, bespectacled, dictatorship, speculator, inspector, aspect, inspect, suspect, specter, respect, affectation, delectation, spectrum, prospect, electromagnetic spectrum, life expectancy, suspect of, perspective, respective, introspect, inspection, prospectus, circumspect, prospective, respectively.