DictionarylookerPerson who looks
noun

looker

Someone who looks at or for something.

The store welcomes casual lookers as well as serious buyers.

Etymology

The ending -er turns the action of looking into a name for its performer. This sense simply identifies someone engaged in looking or searching.

More examples

  • Are you a serious buyer or just a looker?
  • Even casual lookers can spot the damage to the painting.
  • The agent gives each looker a tour of the house.

Forms

looker · lookers

look verb — Direct your eyes toward something.

Similar words

observer
An observer watches attentively, often to understand or record events.
browser
A browser looks casually through items without necessarily buying anything.
searcher
A searcher actively tries to find a particular thing.