chaperon

/ˈʃæpəroʊn/
verb
  1. To accompany and supervise young people, typically at a social event or on a trip.
    • Parents take turns to chaperon the weekend retreat.
    • My aunt agreed to chaperon the school ski trip.
    • Three teachers will chaperon the prom this year.
noun
  1. An adult who accompanies and supervises young people, especially at social events or on trips.
    • The school hired a chaperon for the field trip to the museum.
    • Every dance needs at least one chaperon to ensure safety.
    • Her mother volunteered as a chaperon for the overnight camp.
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