When He Botched Words He Watched Birds Crossword Clue

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	36%	5		Girl-watched or boy-watched
	verb • look at with amorous intentions
	26%	11		This word is often used to describe the feeling of being watched when hiking through the Spiderwoods
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New York Times02 Oct 1983	Down 15	SPOONER
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	Clue	Source
1	Girl-watched or boy-watched New York Times - 24 Mar 2014	New York Times / 24 Mar 2014
2	Might one kiss reverend who "watched his birds"? The Guardian Cryptic - 07 Feb 2007	The Guardian Cryptic / 07 Feb 2007
3	Reverend gentleman who 'watched birds'? The Guardian Quiptic - 11 Sep 2000	The Guardian Quiptic / 11 Sep 2000
4	Sacked when blooming oaf botched task The Guardian Quiptic - 20 Jun 2016	The Guardian Quiptic / 20 Jun 2016
5	This order of birds is closely related to other flightless birds like kiwis and elephant birds.
6	This word is often used to describe the feeling of being watched when hiking through the Spiderwoods
7	When most TV is watched? Seven, say, on occasion The Guardian Everyman - 30 Sep 2007	The Guardian Everyman / 30 Sep 2007

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