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Often used in the same context:
coachman,
servants,
galley slave,
anteroom,
factotum,
sacristan,
antechamber,
footman,
bedchamber,
watchman,
commissionaire,
khedive,
courtier,
midianite,
cathedra,
lawgiver,
timekeeper,
housemother,
housemaster,
usherettes,
zedekiah,
vestryman,
doorman,
equerry,
sexton,
dogsbody,
tyrannus,
maidservant,
supernumeraries,
sentry,
postulant,
sepulcher,
ducal,
nobleman,
handmaid,
shivah,
bailiff,
shamash,
kapellmeister,
doorway,
yeshivah,
chassid,
agrippa,
sanctum,
lamplighter,
mashgiach,
battlement,
gofer,
minion,
sentry duty,
gatekeeper,
sigismund,
amanuensis,
inquisitor,
obsequies,
boatswain,
vestibule,
scullery,
ahasuerus,
antiochus,
levites,
lord,
tabernacle,
antigonus,
deacon,
orderlies,
kleagle,
gateman,
legation,
lord privy seal,
servitors,
waiters,
monsignors,
domitian,
chephren,
bellhop,
chorister,
custos,
cantors,
peon,
kinsman,
laundress,
pasha,
portcullis,
teniers,
clerk,
attendants,
potiphar,
herod antipas,
lord chamberlain,
eunuch,
abbe,
janitor,
liege,
guardroom,
archimandrite,
chaplain,
crozier,
vizier,
headwaiter,
secretaryship,
flunky,
porter,
usher,
butler,
warder,
bartender,
orderly,
waiter,
jailer,
postmaster,
steward,
valet,
cashier,
chauffeur
More specific:
commissionaire,
night porter,
ticket collector,
ticket taker
Appears in the definition of:
usher
More general:
functionary,
guard,
official
Synonyms:
door guard,
doorman,
gatekeeper,
hall porter,
porter,
usher
Also try:
— Adjectives for doorkeeper:
old,
assistant,
stage,
chief,
lowest,
very,
black,
faithful,
third,
female,
fat,
more...
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