Definition of "sight-seer" [sight•-se•er]

• One given to seeing sights or noted things, or eager for novelties or curiosities. (noun)

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• "Amsterdam is as good as Venice, with a superadded humor and grotesqueness, which gives the sight-seer the most singular zest and pleasure."
• "Shall it be whispered in awe-stricken undertone that the impression of a bull-ring is what lingers in the memory of the honest sight-seer from his first glance at the edifice?"
• "Henrietta proved an indestructible sight-seer and a more lenient judge than Ralph had ventured to hope."