look out for (someone/something)

1. to feel responsibility for someone or something.

I have a network of neighbors who look out for each other and support each other.

2. to be aware of the existence of someone or something.

Everybody thought I'd win, but I kept telling them to look out for Walter, too.

Look out for a small amount of extremely vulgar language in the middle of the movie.

• tongue-lashing
• to no avail
• too bad
• too big for boots
• too big for your boots
• too close for comfort
• too close to call
• too for words
• too good to be true
• too hot to handle
• too little, too late
• tools of the trade
• tools of trade
• tools of your trade
• too many chiefs
• too many chiefs and not enough Indians
• Too many cooks .
• Too many cooks spoil the broth.
• too much of a good thing
• too something for words
• top brass
• top dog
• top-drawer
• top-flight
• top flight