Reverse Dictionary: INSPECT

ADJECTIVES
1634 — SPECULATORY inspectorial → obs.
1649 — AUTOPTICAL characterized by actual inspection or personal observation
1684 — INSPECTIVE given to inspection; watchful; attentive
1728 — INSPECTIONAL relating to inspection
1753 — INSPECTORIAL belonging to inspectors; having the rank of an inspector
1864 — INSPECTORAL belonging to inspectors

ADVERBS
1540 — NEARLY with close inspection or scrutiny; carefully  
1646 — AUTOPTICALLY through or by actual inspection or personal observation

NOUNS
1375 — INSIGHT a looking in, inspection; a look → obs.
1400 — ADVICE a looking at something; inspection, scrutiny → obs.
1413 — OVERSIGHT supervision, inspection
1432 — SURVIEW inspection, survey → obs.
1515 — UPSIGHT view, inspection → obs.
1549 — PERSPECTION a looking into something; inspection, contemplation → obs.
1586 — PERSPECTIVE close inspection; insight → obs.
1592 — REVIE a renewed inspection
1598 — OVERVIEW inspection; overseeing, supervision → obs.
1599 — LOOKING OVER inspection
1604 — PERUSAL inspection, examination, scrutiny
1607 — AUTOPSY a seeing with one’s own eyes; personal observation, inspection, or experience
1638 — SPECTATION an observing or inspecting
1650 — PERSPECTION scrutiny, inspection
1661 — OMNIVIDENCY a seeing of all things; universal inspection → obs.
1676 — INTROSPECTION close inspection or examination of something
1707 — GOING-OVER an inspection or examination, esp. one conducted with great care or thoroughness
1756 — OVERHAUL a through inspection, examination, or scrutiny, esp. of machinery or equipment
1762 — INSPECTORATE supervision by inspectors; a body of inspectors
1871 — SCANCE a glance; a quick look; a cursory inspection or calculation; a hasty survey in the mind → Sc.
1876 — LOOK-SEE a look, a glance; an inspection or examination; a survey → colloq.
1883 — LOOK-OVER a quick inspection or examination → colloq.
1908 — SNOOP a surreptitious inspection
1910 — ALLOVER a thorough inspection; a lengthy visual assessment → US sl.
1913 — ONCE-OVER a quick or superficial examination, inspection, treatment, etc., esp. of a person viewed as a sexual object → sl.
1916 — THE NORTH AND SOUTH a quick visual inspection, a look up and down → sl.
1918 — SPOT CHECK a check or inspection made on a random or representative sample of a group, or one conducted without prior warning → orig. US
1959 — EYEBALLING scrutiny, investigation; visual inspection or assessment; estimation or measurement by sight alone
1967 — EYEBALL a look or glance; an inspection → sl.

NOUNS, PERSON
1225 — SHOWER a person who makes an inspection or examination of something → obs.
1432 — VEYOR a person appointed to view or inspect something, esp. a place or structure → obs.
1470 — VEIGHOR a veyor, one appointed to view or inspect a thing; one who surveys
1484 — OVERLOOKER a person who views, surveys, or inspects
1500 — VESIAR an inspector → Sc. obs.
1505 — OVERSMAN a supervisor, an overseer, an inspector
1535 — CUNSTER one who tries, tests or examines; an inspector → Sc. obs.
1566 — VISSIER an inspector → Sc. obs.
1587 — IN-LOOKER one who looks into a thing; an inspector
1592 — BISHOP an overlooker, inspector, or watchman → obs.
1593 — INSPECTATOR an inspector → obs.
1594 — REVISITOR an inspector, an examiner → obs.
1612 — EXAMINATOR a person who closely inspects, investigates, or analyses something; an official investigator → obs.
1698 — VISITADOR an official visitor, inspector, or superintendent
1708 — SIGHTER an inspector → Sc. obs.
1715 — INSPECTRIX a female inspector
1787 — INSPECTRESS a female inspector
1811 — CIRCUITOR one who goes his or her rounds; a travelling inspector, visitor

PHRASES
1595 — IN MUSTER assembled for inspection → obs.

VERBS
1348 — OVERSEE to look over or through; to inspect or examine the various parts of
1400 — OVERLOOK to look over or through; to inspect, to examine, to scrutinize
1425 — CONSIDER to survey, inspect, examine; to view or contemplate attentively → arch.
1425 — VESTEYE to inspect, to examine → obs.
1475 — SEE OVER to inspect, to examine thoroughly → obs.
1476 — TAKE A VIEW OF to make an inspection or examination of
1496 — VIZY — VIZZY to inspect, examine, survey, or view formally or officially → obs.
1512 — VEY to inspect, to examine → obs.
1513 — AVIEW to view or inspect officially → obs.
1520 — PERUSE to examine in detail; to inspect, to scrutinize, to oversee
1549 — OVERVIEW to look through or over; to inspect, to examine
1570 — OVERCAST to look over, to inspect → Sc. obs.
1592 — FORESEE to inspect or consider beforehand → Sc. obs.
1601 — SURVIEW to inspect, to examine → obs.
1616 — SPECULATE to inspect, examine, or observe closely → obs.
1649 — IN-LOOK to look into, to inspect → obs.
1667 — CIRCUMSPECT to examine or inspect on all sides; to take note of → obs.
1675 — SUPERINSPECT to inspect as a superior official, or from a high position
1705 — OVERHAUL to examine thoroughly, to inspect, to scrutinize
1731 — VISITATE to visit for the purpose of inspecting or examining → Sc. obs.
1764 — GIVE SOMEONE THE WORKS to make a thorough inspection → colloq.
1764 — TWIG to watch; to look at; to inspect → colloq.
1795 — EYE OVER to look over, to inspect, to examine
1867 — LOOK-SEE to inspect, examine, or look at something
1890 — SQUIZ to look at; to inspect; to scrutinize → colloq., chiefly Aust. & NZ
1914 — CASE to examine, inspect, or study; to size up → sl., orig. US
1919 — WALK to patrol, to inspect something on foot → Amer. dial.
1946 — EYEBALL to make a visual inspection or assessment of; to measure by sight alone; to estimate by eye → orig. US