hostler

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Synonyms for hostler

noun stable attendant; servant

Antonyms for hostler

bride

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "one who tends to horses at an inn," also, occasionally, "innkeeper," from Anglo-French hostiler, Old French hostelier "innkeeper, steward" (12c., Modern French hôtelier), from Medieval Latin hostilarius "the monk who entertains guests at a monastery," from hospitale "inn" (see hospital). See also ostler.

Example Sentences for hostler

The hostler took the reins and Robert stepped from the wagon.

He waved his hand to me, and surrendering his horse to a hostler, entered the house.

Pauer came back, accompanied by a man who looked like a hostler.

But you know the fable, or story rather, of the Priest and the Hostler.

Mrs. Fairbank remains with the hostler, and favors me with a look at parting.

He was just about to step in, when the hostler came out, so they met at the door.

He seemed in a very bad temper, and abused the hostler, though I could not tell what for.

Goatry, who had handed the horse over to the hostler, watched them coming.

"He seems like he were a part of the horse," declared the hostler, admiringly.

He had heard the hostler whisper, and he caught Frank's question.

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