janitor
IPA: dʒˈænʌtɝ
noun
- (chiefly US) Someone who looks after the maintenance and cleaning of a public building.
- (Scotland) A caretaker or custodian; someone who maintains a school building specifically and may serve other administrative roles.
- A doorman.
- (Internet slang, 4chan, sometimes derogatory) A moderator for a discussion forum.
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Examples of "janitor" in Sentences
- He is the janitor of Wedgedale Plaza.
- He is the janitor of the guest house.
- Is the editor the CEO, or the janitor
- He hired a janitor to automate the machine.
- The maintenance of the school worked as a janitor.
- "Someone call the janitor, we have a BIG mess again."
- For most of the series, the Janitor is morally ambiguous.
- Mercury fulminate was found on a bullet that killed a janitor.
- I called the janitor to my room and had a chat for about two hours.
- In the TV series, Henry is the janitor and handyman of the building.
- I like how they call the janitor, rather than trained professionals.
- At a few points in the show, it is shown that the Janitor is intoxicated.
- In the Philippines, in the aquarium trade, it is called the janitor fish.
- Likewise the janitor is not expected to make decisions on the firms new product line.
- I called the janitor again and told him to fetch those grasshoppers he had taken away.
- If you get promoted from assistant janitor at the Shell station to night janitor, is that far?
- Two hours after a game ends, a janitor is cleaning the locker rooms and finds Wallace dead in the showers ...
- The very hall porter has gone out of town for his holiday, and the page-boy who officiates as temporary janitor is not quite certain about your name and gives you somebody else's letters.
- February 25th, 2010 at 10: 20 am ralph the wonder llama, official spokesllama for the Llama Milk Council® says: pezmiztix says: bob, typical progressive compassion on display … .. being a janitor is somehow below human standards ….