One deputed; = deputy, n. (Now only Scottish)

Law. A person authorized to exercise on behalf of another the whole of his office (general deputy), or some special function of it (special deputy)…

A deputy or representative; an assistant; a person who works with or helps another. Obsolete.

One who obtains the release of another from a duty, etc., by taking his place; a substitute, deputy. Cf. excuse, v. 4. Obsolete.

= deputy, n.

a ‘locum tenens’, substitute, deputy.

A deputy, lieutenant.

Scottish. A person who acts as deputy for another; a lieutenant, a proxy. Obsolete.

A person appointed by authority to act in place of another; a deputy. gen.

A person taking the place or filling the role of another; a replacement. Frequently with for.

a substitute, deputy.

An actor or actress who studies a superior performer's part in order to be able to take it if required; also, the study of a part of this purpose…