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adjunctsnounpl. of adjunct a person who helps a more skilled personserving as an adjunct to the congressional delegation on its fact-finding mission adjutants, aides, aids, apprentices, assistants, coadjutors, deputies, helpers, helpmates, helpmeets, lieutenants, mates, sidekicks attendants, handmaidens(also handmaids), maids, maidservants, scullions, servantsauxiliaries, legmen, subordinates, underlingsemployees(also employes), hands, help, hirelings, laborers, swampers, workersgal Fridays, girl Fridaysman Fridays, right handsaides-de-camp something that is not necessary in itself but adds to the convenience or performance of the main piece of equipmentyou can spend a lot on camera accessories, but this nifty little battery recharger is the one adjunct that will pay for itself accessories(also accessaries), accoutrements(or accouterments), adapters(also adaptors), add-ons, appendages, appliances, attachments, options accompaniments, additives, complements, supplementsauxiliaries, subsidiariesamenities, doodads, embroideries, extras, fillers, frills, incidentals, luxuries, nonessentials, nonnecessitiesappurtenances, bells and whistles, equipments, furnishings, habiliments, paraphernalia, trappingsadornments, decorations, embellishments, enhancements, garnishes, ornaments, trimmings, trims essentials, necessities, requirements, requisites |