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accessorist

noun

Etymology

From accessory + -ist.

  1. derived from accessor — “helper, subordinate”
  2. derived from accessōrius
  3. inherited from accessorie
  4. suffixed as accessorist — “accessory + -ist”

Definitions

  1. One who makes accessories.

    • The accountant, the secretary, two salesgirls, the cutter, the retoucher, the accessorist and the manager were all there.
    • Once an accessorist for Oscar de la Renta, today he makes and sells his bold and bright objets from this showroom-atelier.

  2. One who wears accessories.

    • It is a message to be read by others in order to decode the identity of the accessorist.

  3. Of or relating to accessories.

    • The girls should have looked very alluring, straddlin' the Gold Wings or draped over the handlebars - every accessorist dream.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA