houseman

/ˈhaʊsmən/
noun
  1. A male servant who performs general household duties.
    • The houseman greeted guests at the door and took their coats.
    • The houseman polished the silver and cleaned the windows every morning.
    • In the old mansion, a houseman was responsible for carrying coal and lighting fires.
  2. A junior doctor in a hospital (British English, equivalent to an intern).
    • The houseman worked long shifts on the hospital ward.
    • The houseman checked on the patient's vitals every hour.
    • After medical school, she started as a houseman at the city hospital.
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