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a woman who is a servant or whose job is to look after her employer’s children in southern and eastern Asia

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an officer’s servant in the British armed forces

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the most important male servant in a rich person’s house, whose job is to organize the other servants, to welcome guests, to pour wine at meals etc

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a boy who worked on a ship as a servant in the past

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a charwoman

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the work of being a servant in someone’s house, especially in the past

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a male servant, especially in the past, who wore a uniform and opened doors for people

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a young woman who works as a servant or in a shop, office etc

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a woman who is someone’s servant

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a person or people that someone pays to work for them in their house

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a boy or man who works as a servant in someone’s house. Many people now consider this word to be offensive.

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a woman servant whose job is to keep someone’s house clean and tidy

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a man who is a personal servant for another man

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a male servant who cooks and often is also responsible for taking care of the house and organizing other servants

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an old word meaning ‘a woman employed as a servant’

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a servant

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an old word meaning ‘a man who is a servant, especially to another man’

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a man who has control over servants or other people who work for him

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a woman who is in charge of a house and servants

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a boy whose job was to be the servant of someone of a high social class in the past

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a woman servant in a large house in the past whose job included serving meals

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a servant, especially one who has worked for someone from a high social class for a long time

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in the past, someone who lived and worked on land belonging to another person and who could not leave without that person’s permission

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the condition of being a serf

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someone whose job is to cook, clean, or do other work in someone else’s home

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an old word meaning a ‘servant’

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a servant. This word is now used mainly for saying that someone is treated as if they were a servant

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a man whose job is to look after another man’s clothes and cook his meals

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an old word for a ‘young woman’, often a servant