houseman

IPA: hˈaʊsmʌn

(now chiefly US) A male follower or retainer; a male domestic worker or servant.
(chiefly UK) A medical graduate gaining practical experience in a hospital; a house officer.
A surname.

Examples of "houseman" in Sentences

Houseman in public was less direct.
Houseman was a right handed batsman.
Houseman died in a car crash near Oxford.
Houseman didn't show up for work this morning.
Houseman was also active in the political arena.
Tell Houseman he's going into protective custody,
Houseman had been working feverishly on the script.
I wondered if a houseman was the same as a doorman.
The houseman is very kind, but he must have his rent.
Houseman is portrayed in a relatively sympathetic light.
Each houseman depending on department is expected to work 7 days a week.
I had never heard of a position called the houseman until I applied for it.
According to Houseman, he hadn't the faintest idea what the effect would be .
The houseman is a regular in the local betting shop, and gambles heavily on horses.
He called the houseman to bring out drinks, and merely sighed when I said I'd as soon share his sugar free tonic.
So he called his houseman to bring the car around and Federico, Patrick and I all went home to Cuernavaca in style.
There are also legal complications: the Medical Act 1971 specifies that a houseman is a government officer, so who will pay his salary?