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servitor

[sur-vi-ter] / ˈsɜr vɪ tər /


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The founder of Fortnum & Mason was one Cornelius Fortnum, faithful servitor of Queen Anne.

From Time Magazine Archive

Prentice Cooper, 54, wealthy ex-Governor of Tennessee, loyal servitor of Memphis Boss Ed Crump, and former U.S.

From Time Magazine Archive

Noticing that an extra, bemedaled servitor waited exclusively upon His Majesty, Prizeman Lewis jested: "Perhaps he got those medals for the glorious soup he cooked in 1896."

From Time Magazine Archive

The classification for priests is "servitor of a cult"; for one who doesn't earn his living, "non-toiler"; for artists, writers etc.,' "members of a free profession."

From Time Magazine Archive

They had rattish pointed faces and tiny pink hands, like the servitor who had brought her the glass of shade.

From "A Clash of Kings" by George R.R. Martin