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clock-watcher
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clock-watch·er (klkwôchr)
n.
A person who is eager for the time to pass, as at work or school.
clock-watching n.
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Keyed Entry (Prado), 40-1: Another Pletcher product, the Wood show horse has impressed the clock-watchers but not the students of stamina.
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Clock-watchers for the show hadn't allowed him to thank his wife, Micheline, for discovering the hit in Paris.
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