- spot|ter
- spot|ter «SPOT uhr», noun.1. a person who makes or removes spots: »
After drying, the garment goes to a highly-skilled worker called a spotter…to remove any stains (George P. Fulton).
2. a device for making or removing spots.3. a person who watches for and reports the presence of unidentified aircraft.4. a person who observes a wide area of enemy terrain, as from an aircraft or high point on the ground, in order to locate, and direct artillery fire against, any of various targets, such as enemy gun emplacements or troop concentrations.5. a person employed to watch employees or customers for evidence of dishonesty or other misconduct, usually one who watches from a hidden place or whose identity is concealed.6. a person or airplane whose job is to watch for or spot any situation which may require attention: »Crevasse spotters at the MacMurdo Sound base tragically missed a perfect score (Newsweek).
7. a machine that automatically sets up the pins in a bowling alley; pinspotter.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.