Attender
91attendee — one who attends (something), 1961, from ATTEND (Cf. attend) + EE (Cf. ee). Attender is older (mid 15c.) but had senses one who waits upon and one who gives heed …
92mourner — mourn·er || mÉ”rnÉ™(r) / mÉ”Ën n. one who mourns, griever; funeral attender …
93mourners — mourn·er || mÉ”rnÉ™(r) / mÉ”Ën n. one who mourns, griever; funeral attender …
94attend — verb 1》 be present at. ↘go regularly to (a school, church, or clinic). 2》 (attend to) deal with. ↘pay attention to. 3》 occur at the same time as or as a result of. 4》 escort and wait on (a member of royalty or other important person).… …
95tender — tender1 adjective (tenderer, tenderest) 1》 gentle and sympathetic. ↘(tender of) archaic solicitous of. 2》 (of food) easy to cut or chew. 3》 (of a part of the body) sensitive. 4》 young and vulnerable: the tender age of five. 5》 requiring tact… …
96attendant — n 1. escort, accompanier, companion, comrade, crony, chum, Fr. copain. sidekick, shadow, Inf. pal, U.S. Inf. buddy, Sl. cully, Sl.Slamese twin; chaperon, matron, (in Spain and Portugal) duenna, governess, tutor, tutoress, nursemaid, nanny, sitter …
97habitue — n frequenter, attender, constant guest, familiar face, visitor; customer, patron, client, (collectively) clientele; purchaser, shopper, marketer, patron izer; fan, follower, votary …
98patron — n 1. customer, client, subscriber, prospect; regular, habitue1, frequenter, patronizer; shopper, purchaser, buyer, Chiefly Law. vendee, marketer; spectator, audience, theatergoer, goer; attender, attendant, visitor. 2. patroness, sponsor,… …
99spectator — n watcher, viewer, beholder, gazer, gaper, gawker; theatergoer; moviegoer, patron, attender; sightseer, tourist, Inf. rubberneck; bystander, onlooker, observer, witness, eyewitness; passer by, looker on, Inf. sidewalk superintendent …
100visitor — n caller, visitant, company, guest; uninvited guest, Inf. gate crasher; pilgrim, tourist; habitue , regular, patron, frequenter, attender …
