Attendants
Crew and attendants are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Crew" instead a noun "Attendants".
Crew
Crew noun - A group involved in secret or criminal activities.
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Synonyms for Crew
Attendants and crew are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attendants" instead a noun "Crew".
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In Executive Decision, one of the flight attendants can't stop gushing about her recent engagement/wedding, while the rest of the crew congratulates her.
Source: Retirony - In the novelisations of Red Dwarf, the crew reflect that two thousand car park attendents collectively have the IQ of one PE Master, which isn't saying very much for either car park attendants or PE teachers.
Source: Gym Class Hell
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