noun
- a person who observes or spots something
- a device used for aiming or aligning, especially on firearms or surveying equipment
- a trial shot fired to test accuracy before the main shooting
Usage: military; shooting sports
Examples
- The wildlife sighter reported a rare bird in the area.
- He adjusted the rifle’s sighter before taking his shot.
- The surveyor checked the sighter on his instrument.
- She fired a sighter to calibrate her aim.
- The telescope’s sighter helped locate the target star.
- Military snipers often use a sighter round first.
- The experienced sighter could spot movement from great distances.