deputy
/ˈdɛpjʊti/Definitions
1. noun
a person appointed or elected to act in the place of another, especially a police officer or a government official
“The mayor appointed a deputy to oversee the city’s emergency services during her absence.”
2. verb
to act as or replace another person in a position or role
“She will deputy for the manager while he is on vacation.”
3. adjective
acting as a deputy or assistant to someone
“The deputy mayor was present at the meeting to support the mayor’s decision.”