accessary
/əˈsɛsəri/Definitions
1. noun
a person who is accused of helping or being involved in a crime, but has not been formally charged.
“The police arrested the suspect and his alleged accessary, who was accused of providing the getaway car.”
2. noun
a person who is a subordinate or assistant to someone in a position of authority.
“The business owner had several accessaries who helped her with daily tasks.”
3. adjective
of or relating to an accessory or subordinate.
“The accessary role in the company was a crucial part of the team’s success.”