• n.
    ⦿someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
    lexical concept
  • the star had a stand-in for dangerous scenes
  • we need extra employees for summer fill-ins

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Lexical context

wn:part of speechnoun
ontolex:lexicalized sense
  1. enl:backup
  2. enl:fill-in
  3. enl:relief
  4. enl:reliever
  5. enl:stand-in
  6. enl:substitute
wn:interlingual indexili:i93281

Other

skos:is in schemeOpen English WordNet
rdfs:label
  • backupbackup manfill-inreliefrelieverstand-insubstitute
  • fill-instand-in
  • backupfill-inreliefrelieverstand-insubstitute