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Noun(1) a tourist who is visiting sights of interest(2) a person who stares inquisitively
Verb(1) strain to watch; stare curiously(2) strain to watch(3) stare curiously(4) stare

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(1) And as a result, I guess I'm just kind of a rubberneck .(2) The strangest thing about this book is how compelling it is, and the compulsion of it is not simply that of the compulsion to rubberneck at the scene of a gruesome accident.(3) That's one of the many pleasures of baseball - a guy can keep score, never miss a pitch, and still rubberneck at the spectacle in the stands.(4) I am very well aware that I, like just about everyone else I know, rubberneck at traffic accidents.(5) The perfect way to rubberneck without holding up traffic; talk about a guilty pleasure.(6) Guards escorted us out of the shadows and into the morning sunlight of the street where curious neighbours rubbernecked from windows and doorways.(7) He never was one for being interested in that kind of thing, he hates rubbernecks with a passion.(8) People milled around, nosily loitering and rubbernecking .(9) I didn't feel like I was watching the response; I felt like I was rubbernecking .(10) As I rubbernecked , I noticed something on the road.(11) The film company had blocked off this section of town but there were thousands of rubberneckers wanting to catch a glimpse of the star.(12) Like rubbernecking at the scene of a fatal accident, I am repulsed yet, at the same time, I cannot seem to pull my eyes away.(13) By keeping rubberneckers back, police minimize the danger from gunfire or explosions.(14) What should have been a ten minute trip to the Upper West Side turned into a winding adventure of gridlock, rubbernecking , loud horns and cruising endlessly for a parking space.(15) The camera pans around, taking in the sights, just as you would if you were rubbernecking there in person.(16) People cried out in pain as security guards brandishing flagstaffs as batons pushed back the rubbernecking crowd to allow the procession to pass.