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wrist watch

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Noun1.wrist watch - a watch that is worn strapped to the wristwrist watch - a watch that is worn strapped to the wrist
watch, ticker - a small portable timepiece


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GPS cell phone in the form of a wrist watch is the best child locator as it enables parents in tracking their kids using an online map.
How about a little bet between us Let''s see if you know, or otherwise can guess, what object played an essential role in the building of all four items in this short list - your computer''s Hard drive - your grandfather''s wrist watch - Roman Emperor Caligula''s Floating Palace - San Francisco''s International Airport A little difficult, isn''t it How about a little bet between us?
ISLAMABAD, August 06, 2009 (Balochistan Times): More than half of all Pakistanis claimed to own a wrist watch as compared to 34 percent who said they do not, revealed a survey.
 
 
 
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