clocked

Recorded the time

Clocked is the past tense of clock, which has several distinct uses.

To clock someone or something is to time them: She clocked his mile at 4:32.

To clock in or out is to record arrival or departure at work.

In slang, to clock someone is to hit them hard: He clocked the guy right in the jaw.

More recently, to clock someone means to notice or recognize them, especially to identify a transgender person as trans: I got clocked at the store.

struck

punched

Struck with closed fist

decked · slugged · knocked · whacked · belted · socked · clobbered · bashed · thumped · swung

timed

stopwatch

Interval timing device

hours · interval · duration · countdown · lap · split · personal best · finish line · race time · sprint

measured

speed

Rate of motion

  • velocityDirected rate of motion
  • mphVelocity unit abbreviation
  • kphMetric speed abbreviation

radar · speedometer · gauge · registered · recorded · tracked · monitored · calibrated · calculated · estimated

noticed

spotted

Seen or patterned

caught · detected · witnessed · perceived · noted · registered · aware · saw · eyed · pegged

Categories
Opposites
measurement precision

clockedestimated

Roughly calculated beforehand

guessed · approximated · eyeballed · guesstimated · ballparked

OBSERVATION/AWARENESS (slang)

clockedmissed

Failed to reach

overlooked · unrecognized · ignored · unnoticed · passed over

PHYSICAL IMPACT (slang)

clockedmissed

Failed to reach

spared · avoided · dodged · caressed · restrained

Phrases
Family

clock, clocks, clocking, clock in, clock out

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G