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attendants People who are always by your side, like a shadow. They follow you everywhere and never leave you alone. ■ "I don't know how I could survive without my attendants. They're always there to provide a shoulder to cry on or an ear to listen to my problems."
Attendant A person who is present at an event or occasion, often to provide assistance or support. ■ When the Queen arrived at the ball, her attendants were all dressed in matching outfits and held out their hands to greet her.; A person who is present at a crime scene or accident, often to provide medical assistance or document the incident. ■ "I didn't do anything wrong!" exclaimed the man as his attendants rushed over to tend to his wounds.; A person who is present at a religious service, often to assist with prayers or other rituals. ■ "Please join us in prayer," said the priest, gesturing towards his attendants, "as we celebrate this important holiday."; A person who is present at a wedding ceremony or reception, often to provide emotional support or dance with the bride and groom. ■ "I can't believe I'm finally marrying my best friend," said the groom, beaming as his attendants lifted him onto his wife's shoulders for their first dance.
pilots The people who fly planes and make sure they land safely. But let's be real, they're just a bunch of glorified flight attendants with less legroom. ■ "Why are pilots always so calm? Because they know that if anything goes wrong, they can just crash the plane and start over."
stewardesses A group of flight attendants who are always ready to make sure their passengers' needs are met, even if it means sacrificing their own comfort. ■ "The stewardesses were so attentive that they even offered to give one passenger an extra pillow and a blanket! It's no wonder they always get great reviews."