Majordomos example sentences

ma·jor-do·mo

noun

majordomo (noun)

  - the chief steward of a large household:

Synonyms

attendant, retainer, domestic, help, cleaner, helper, lackey, flunkey, minion, maid, housemaid, maidservant, handmaid, girl, footman, page, valet, butler, man, batman, manservant, houseman, houseboy, boy, housekeeper, steward, coachman, postilion, equerry, menial, drudge, hireling, slave, mozo, bearer, chokra, amah, bai, charwoman, charlady, char, boots, daily, skivvy, scout, bedder, gyp, seneschal, abigail, servitor, scullion, tweeny, turnspit, varlet, vassal, serf, famulus, master, mistress

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