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| countersurveillance |
combined form of surveillance. |
| stakeout |
an instance or the practice of surveillance of a place, usu. by police officers, in order to prevent a crime, apprehend a wanted person, or the like. |
| stake out |
to put (a person or place) under surveillance, esp. by police officers. [2 definitions] |
| surveil |
to keep under surveillance; keep a continuous watch over. |
| surveillant |
carrying out a surveillance; observing carefully. [1/2 definitions] |
| U-2 |
a U.S. aircraft formerly used for surveillance from very high altitudes. |
| unchaperoned |
not having an accompanying person who is there for one's protection or surveillance; not accompanied by a chaperone. |
| vigil |
a watch or period of surveillance, esp. one kept during normal sleeping hours. [1/2 definitions] |
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