watch out for's Usage Examples:

What I've got to watch out for is getting lost in the surf again, said Milius during filming.

In addition, he summarized the situation as very unfortunate and warned others to be very careful with people you meet over the internet, always ask for an ID no matter what, trust but verify, watch out for scammers.

It was built on the side of the hill to watch out for Moro invaders approaching the island.

often described the terror of jungle patrols; in addition to having to watch out for insurgent fighters, they had to navigate difficult terrain and avoid.

It"s something you might want to watch out for.

published by The Guardian as one of the ten next-generation producers to watch out for.

If the rock has white splats on it, watch out for birds.

And watch out for all those little golf ball traps.

The Fourth Doctor also had a small cameo at the beginning of Dimensions in Time, warning his Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh incarnation to watch out for the Rani.

Conversely, in many units, soldiers pair off as buddies who watch out for each other.

Joe was the only of his brothers for whom John cared, and he vowed to Mouse that he would watch out for him.

together, mean, shifty - that"s typically Nazi" "Look at the thick red bull neck, watch out for that" "He has no lobes on his ears, a well known criminal.

Rule 170 of the UK"s Highway Code instructs a driver to "watch out for pedestrians crossing.

Synonyms:

take in, catch, view, witness, rubberneck, look, see, observe,

Antonyms:

unskillfulness, agitate, worry, dissuade, lose,