noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ devoted , faithful , loyal , trusted
▪ humble , obedient
▪ good
▪
He has been a good ~ to this club.
▪ female , male
▪ hired
▪ indentured
▪ personal
▪ domestic , farm ( esp. BrE ), house ( esp. AmE ), household
▪ palace , royal
▪ civil ( esp. BrE ), Crown ( BrE , law ), public
▪
a powerful committee of politicians and civil ~s
▪
Two senior civil ~s were sent from Whitehall to work within the Ministry of Home Affairs.
VERB + SERVANT
▪ employ , have
▪ call
▪
He called his ~ to light a candle in his study.
▪ order
SERVANT + VERB
▪ serve sb , wait on sb
▪
An army of ~s waited on the general's household.
▪ work
▪ bustle , run , rush , scurry
▪
Servants scurried around him.
▪ bow
▪
The two ~s bowed and left the room.
SERVANT + NOUN
▪ boy , girl
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ to
▪
He banishes Kent, a loyal ~ to King Lear.
PHRASES
▪ an army of ~s
▪
The duchess arrived, surrounded by her army of ~s.
▪ a ~ of the Crown ( BrE )
▪ a ~ of the people
▪ a ~ of God
▪ servants' quarters