Attendance
41attendance — n. 1. Presence, being there, going to. 2. Number present, attendants, persons attending, persons present. 3. Persons attending or ministering, train, retinue. 4. Service, ministration, waiting on …
42attendance — n 1. ministration, care, tendance; service, assistance, aid, help; shepherding, herding, monitoring, overseeing; supervision, management, superintendence, direction. 2. assemblage, crowd, audience, number present, tickets sold, seats filled …
43attendance — at·tend·ance …
44attendance — at•tend•ance [[t]əˈtɛn dəns[/t]] n. 1) the act of attending 2) the persons or number of persons present • Etymology: 1325–75; ME < AF, MF …
45attendance — /əˈtɛndəns / (say uh tenduhns) noun 1. the act of attending. 2. the (number of) persons present. 3. the number of times (out of a maximum) that a person is present. 4. Obsolete attendants collectively …
46attendance — Physical presence plus freedom to perform the duties of an attendant. Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins. Co. v Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc. (CA4 NC) 193 F2d 812, 31 ALR2d 839 …
47attendance — attendants …
48Major League Baseball attendance records — Attendance for all teams 1890 2008 (updated) Contents 1 Highest season home totals, by team …
49medical attendance — Attendance by a physician for the purpose of medical treatment or medical advice. 29 Am J Rev ed Ins § 756. As the term is used in a penal statute requiring a parent to furnish food, clothing, shelter, and medical attendance to his minor child,… …
50attendance officer — noun Date: 1884 truant officer …