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Often used in the same context:
butler,
equerry,
courtier,
bedchamber,
coachman,
royals,
duchess,
chauffeur,
edward vii,
factotum,
gamekeeper,
consort,
noblemen,
dogsbody,
palace,
galley slave,
doorkeeper,
laundress,
prince,
gofer,
minder,
skivvy,
manservant,
commoner,
verger,
bellman,
bellhop,
huntsman,
governess,
bodyguard,
servants,
edward viii,
shorthand typist,
scullery,
backstairs,
marquess,
amanuensis,
dressmaker,
bestman,
doorman,
vestal virgin,
aristocrat,
bellboy,
flunky,
potiphar,
oliver cromwell,
earldom,
cesare borgia,
milady,
courtesans,
plantagenets,
flunkey,
baronet,
errand boy,
warder,
queen consort,
nobles,
gatehouse,
knave,
stoolie,
philby,
manor,
strachey,
viscount,
royal highness,
guttersnipe,
malvolio,
pageboys,
cardinal richelieu,
ducal,
battlement,
squire,
fop,
dustman,
henchman,
dressing gown,
chatelaine,
laird,
harold nicolson,
wench,
schoolmaster,
holy roman emperor,
apprentice,
louis xv,
louis xvi,
manor house,
aristocracy,
subeditor,
tiler,
jape,
barman,
rodrigo borgia,
draper,
hoop skirt,
monarch,
sponger,
coalman,
princess,
lytton strachey,
waiter,
slaughterman,
lackey,
porter,
footmen,
valet,
orderly,
guardsman,
bartender,
chambermaid,
policeman,
trooper,
housemaid,
sergeant
Appears in the definition of:
flunkey,
flunky,
lackey
More general:
manservant
Also try:
— Adjectives for footman:
young,
liveried,
second,
tall,
first,
old,
powdered,
eternal,
english,
black,
irish,
more...
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