watchgroup

noun
UK /ˈwɒtʃ.ɡruːp/
US /ˈwɑːtʃ.ɡruːp/

A watchgroup is a small team of people who keep an eye on something together.

Our neighborhood watchgroup takes turns looking out for each other's homes at night.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people who watch a show or event together and talk about it.

The fan watchgroup meets every week to discuss the new episodes.

3. An online community that follows and discusses a topic or person closely.

She joined a watchgroup that tracks changes in local wildlife.

4. A team assigned to guard or keep watch over a place.

The watchgroup stayed alert until the morning shift arrived.