A person who receives something gratuitously or for free; one who accepts a gratuity or gift without payment.
From Latin 'gratuitus' (free, without charge) plus the agent suffix '-ant,' forming a noun for one who receives something without cost. This is a rare or archaic English formation.
While 'gratuity' is a common word for tips and bonuses, 'gratuitant' (one who receives them) is so obscure that most English speakers have never encountered it—yet it perfectly captures a specific role.
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