attendant
//əˈtɛndənt//
Noun
attendantSingular
attendantsPlural
1
A person employed to provide a service to the public in a particular place, such as a parking lot, museum, or gas station.
The parking lot attendant helped us find a space.
2
A person who assists or waits on someone, especially in a formal or professional capacity.
The queen's attendants helped her prepare for the ceremony.
3
A person who is present at an event or gathering.
All attendants at the conference received a welcome package.
Adjective
1
Accompanying or associated with something as a circumstance or result.
The economic growth brought attendant problems such as pollution and traffic congestion.
2
Occurring with or as a consequence of something.
The company faced financial difficulties and attendant job losses.