- - Domestic worker
- - 'Downstairs' worker
- - He works below stairs around taverns
- - Below-stairs worker
- - Scarce worker in U. S.
- - Valet or butler
- - domestic taverns change
- - A domestic who was turned out of taverns
- - A Downton Abbey employee
- - formerly, a person working for others in the household
- - Man in small tavern that's refurbished
- - vera's in the territory seeking hired help
- - person employed for domestic duties
- - it pays one to be helpful
- - He waits for a job
- - He may have to wait for his money
- - Taverns remodelled by hired help
- - One's learned Queen must replace one American lady-in-waiting, for example
- - maid with group getting hold of river vehicle
- - Maid or butler for example
- - Used by rabble-rouser, van terrorised man
- - help putting royal vehicle in position
- - Butler, for one
- - Von Stroheim, in "Sunset Boulevard"
- - Vest ran (anag)
- - Taverns (anag) — retainer
- - Lurch, to the Addams family
- - Helper or attendant (sometimes humble or obedient?)
- - Batman, for example
- - Minion
- - See 16
- - Retainer
- - "Downton Abbey" role
- - Man on the lookout in passing out
- - Minor role in many a Shakespeare play
- - Man on the lookout when old boy leaves
- - Maid or butler
- - Butler finally leaves tavern drunk
- - Word after 'public' or 'civil'
- - Retainer dispatched to collect regular bits of trivia
- - Man comes from taverns, smashed
- - Butler, e.g.
- - Taverns (anag.)
- - Perhaps help the Queen with transport in street
- - Domestic attendant
- - Lackey working in taverns
- - Lackey in taverns wasted
- - Employee in group outside front of restaurant with vehicle
- - Dutiful person in taverns, drunk
- - Maybe cook gravlax, evenly getting dispatched round
- - Man determined to secure right type of vehicle
- - Butler or valet
- - Paid attendant
- - One in domestic service
- - Man's small expression of hesitation with very small insect
- - Butler or chauffeur
- - Anna or Thomas, on "Downton Abbey"
- - Handmaid, for one
- - Reynaldo, to Polonius
- - Butler or maid
- - Civil one?
- - One who waits
- - Leporello, e.g., in "Don Giovanni"
- - Hired help, of a sort
- - "Downstairs" employee
- - Lackey
- - Valet
- - Cook, for example.
- - Houseman.
- - Family retainer.
- - Official of a government in relation to the public.
- - Menial
- - Instrument
- - Downton Abbey employee
- - Maid's counterpart
- - Downstairs person
- - Domestic.
- - Helper
- - Hired help
- - Attendant
- - Domestic helper.
- - One helping to restore taverns
- - Employee doing domestic service
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