stargazer

IPA: stˈɑrgeɪzɝ

(now colloquial) Someone who gazes at the stars; an astronomer or astrologer (now especially an amateur one).
(zoology) A perciform fish in the family Uranoscopidae.

Examples of "stargazer" in Sentences

Stargazers are a delicacy in some cultures.
Judgments of seven readers on the Stargazer text.
Poetic Licence cuffed 'stargazer' sandals; £68.76 at
The unopened ones are stargazer lilies waiting to happen.
Stargazer Lilies are also poisonous to humans when ingested.
The first stargazer, a probable ancestor of Skywise and Shale.
The Stargazer lays small, transparent eggs on the bottom of the bay.
They have an old lady adviser which reminded me of the stargazer from Darker than Black.
It didn't matter that his target was just a teenage amateur stargazer, who worked at a Ho Jo's.
The config shown above allows to authenticate the user 'stargazer' with the bluetooth mac from the config.
In addition to crabs, watermen found croaker and oyster toadfish, as well as rarities, such as stargazer and cunner.
The stargazer is a flower commonly used to decorate caskets, but for TV personality Kris Aquino, it was a special sign used by her late ...
Building on its native Germanic word star, English has the verb to star; compounds like stardom, all-star, stargazer, five-star, starstruck, and superstar; and phrases such as rock star and pop star.