liveried+servant
1liveried — liv|e|ried [ˈlıvərid] adj 1.) wearing ↑livery ▪ a liveried servant 2.) BrE painted with the colours and designs that represent a company ▪ liveried aircraft …
2liveried — [[t]lɪ̱vərid[/t]] ADJ: ADJ n A liveried servant is one who wears a special uniform. The tea was served to guests by liveried footmen …
3liveried — adjective wearing livery (1): a liveried servant …
4liveried — livery ► NOUN (pl. liveries) 1) a special uniform worn by a servant, an official, or a member of a City Company. 2) a distinctive design and colour scheme used on the vehicles or products of a company. 3) the members of a livery company… …
5liveried — adjective Dressed in livery, uniformed, especially a servant in a servants uniform or a chauffeur in uniform …
6Page (servant) — A page or page boy is a traditionally young male servant.The medieval pageIn medieval times, a page was an attendant to a knight; an apprentice squire. A young boy served as a page for seven years, from the age of seven (after cutting hair) until …
7lackey — n 1. footman, steward, house steward, seneschal, factotum, butler, major domo, waiter, Fr. garcon; servant, liveried servant, footboy, page, Brit. boots Brit. buttons; valet, man, gentleman, manservant, Archaic. varlet, Fr. valet du chambre, Fr.… …
8flunkey — noun a) An underling; a contemptuous name for a liveried servant or a footman; servant, retainer a person working in the service of another (especially in the household) b) One who is obsequious or cringing; a snob …
9flunky — Synonyms and related words: adherent, appendage, apple polisher, ass licker, attendant, backscratcher, backslapper, blue collar worker, bootlick, bootlicker, breadwinner, brown nose, brownie, buff, casual, casual laborer, cavaliere servente,… …
10squire — n 1.(in England) country gentleman, landowner, landholder, landed proprietor. 2. attendant, servant, servitor, Archaic. yeoman, retainer, (in the Middle Ages) esquire; valet, man, gentleman, manservant, Archaic. varlet, Fr. valet de cham bre, Fr …
