servant

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domestic (servant) , retainer , help , retainer , maid , maidservant , parlour-maid , upstairs maid , lady's maid , cleaner , cleaning man , cleaning woman , amah , housekeeper , chatelaine , major-domo , factotum , steward , seneschal , butler , houseman , houseboy , boy , page , valet , man , gentleman's gentleman , manservant , serving-man , footman , foot-boy , chauffeur , driver , attendant , groom , governess , au pair (girl) , nurse , nursemaid , ayah , cook , chef , waiter , waitress , stewardess , wine steward , sommelier (des vins) , menial , lackey , dogsbody , (Archaic) servitor , (Historical) coachman , postilion , serving-woman , serving-girl , servant-girl , serving-wench , scullery-maid , scullion , (Literary) cup-boy , Ganymede , (Mainly Brit) nanny , (Brit) boots , charwoman , charlady , daily , tweeny , (US) scrubwoman

[2]

civil servant , handmaid , handmaiden , civil-service employee/worker , public servant , (government/State) official , office-holder , government worker