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Rubbernecker is intriguing, at times impressive, but never compelling.
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The poisoned family values and acute performances will keep you glued like a rubbernecker to this creepy saga.
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Chatroulette was growing in part because it was obscene-it was the accident victim and the public was the rubbernecker.
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Rubbernecker, by Belinda Bauer, isn't out till January, but it's definitely one of the best crime novels I've read in a while.
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For $335, a rubbernecker gets use of binoculars, a TV set for watching the ceremony and a hamper laden with lobster, steak, wedding cake and champagne.
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- Rubberneck: a person who stares inquisitively
- Rubbernecking describes the act of gawking at something of interest. It is often used to refer to drivers trying to view the carnage resulting from a traffic accident. The term refers to the craning of a person's neck in order to get a better view.
- Rubbernecker is a reality television show that is hosted by Richard Alexander, currently broadcasting on Nuts TV, the Freeview/cable/satellite channel in the UK, operated by Turner Broadcasting.
- Someone who watches, a spectator, in the sense that they crane their neck as though it were made of rubber. Especially those who watch accidents
