spottee

English

Etymology

spot +‎ -ee

Noun

spottee (plural spottees)

1. One who receives a spot.

   Coordinate term: spotter

   • 2021 April 26, Françoise Makanda, “Supervised Consumption Harm Reduction Goes Digital”, in Dalla Lana School of Public Health‎^[1]:

     With spotting—a term the DLSPH team coined for the model—the spottee consumes their drugs in a safe location like their home and a friend, family member or an acquaintance —known as a spotter—monitors through a digital method.

   • 2021 December 8, Melissa Perri and Nat Kaminski, “Spotting for people who use drugs: What, when and how”, in CATIE Blog‎^[2]:

     Spotting can occur informally where individuals (whom I will refer to as spottees) reach out to peers, family members, or friends (whom I will refer to as spotters), or formally where spottees reach out to an established service, such as the National Overdose Response Service.