suicide watch

When you keep an eye on a friend, family member or someone off the street who may do harm to themselves.

Like a vigil accept the person is not dead yet.

Frequently checking on someone who may commit suicide.

Emma walks into Chad's bedroom and screams Chad's dead!!!

TOULA: We were spose to be watching him!
EMMA: I know I had to run down to the shop and put my Lotto on and buy a box of fags.
TOULA: You call that a suicide watch? We were spose to be going in there every 10 minutes!!!
EMMA: (lights up smoke) Bummer man...
TOULA: I'll say! Well maybe it won't seem such a loss if you win huh...
EMMA: (starts going through Chad's wallet) Yeh I guess...
TOULA: Wait! His moving!!!
EMMA: (pulls out gun and shoots Chad in the head)
TOULA: What the fuck did you kill him for?
EMMA: Cause Nobody puts baby in the corner!!!

by The Moody Poet February 3, 2007

Watchamajigger

A person who's name you dont know or cant remeber.

I was at Whatchamajigger's house last night.

by Twin Bigz October 10, 2004

bae-watch

The action of waiting for the relationship statuses to change from in relationship to single in hopes of securing that newly single person for yourself.

I'm about to bae-watch that chick Tina. I would love to get a chance to date her.

by relationship lurker July 26, 2016

watch face

if u watch face u stair at sumone

blud dnt watch face

by big fat sausage October 2, 2006

whatcha-call-it

Something a lad says when he can't think of what he is trying to 'whatcha-call-it' say.

"eeeeeeee how, Jonesy, Boundey theres whatcha-call-it!!"

by Bound January 31, 2003

Watched it now

A phrase which is used to inform someone that you have seen a movie on the Netflix "watch instantly" service, or are going to do so in the future.

That movie was awesome, I watched it now yesterday!

I haven't seen that show yet, I'm going to watch it now when I get home tonight.

by Baldyeaglehead March 21, 2009

Watchtowering

'Watchtowering' or 'to watchtower'.
Verb.
To have a habit of sitting in deep thought, or perhaps in between conversation topics, and starting to hum and/or tap the very memorable and recognisable introduction to Jimi Hendrix's version of All Along The Watchtower (originally written and performed by Bob Dylan)

Example: Steve is sat at the bar bored; he's watchtowering again... ("Dum dum dum dum dum dum, TSSSSK, Dum dum dum dum dum dum)

by Pinklloyd October 15, 2013