Attendees

What do we mean by attendees?

A person who is in attendance or in the audience of an event.

A visitor or participant of an event.

A person who is attended.

Following the standard pattern (payee = one who is paid), employee = one who is employed, devotee = one who is devoted), an attendee must be someone who is attended, i.e., the SPEAKER not the ATTENDERS in the audience. Used (with other similar patterns) by people too lazy to look up the correct word. Urban Dictionary

A group of elite athletes with superior work ethic and genetics than the common folk. Usually found training hard when their peers are 'lacking. It is said that these people are only half human, and possess extreme athletic and intellectual abilities, which are ordinarily reserved for the gods. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to attendees:
attendees, attendee, attenders, attended, attender, attends, attendre, attende.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word attendees:
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Words that rhyme with attendees:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe attendees:
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Consonant match to attendees:
attend does, attend his, attend is.

Words that sound like attendees:
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