barman

[bahr-muhn]

noun

plural

barmen 

1. a man who bartends; bartender.

barman

/ ˈbɑːmən /

noun

1. a man who serves in a pub

Usage

Gender-neutral form: bartender

Word History and Origins

Origin of barman¹

First recorded in 1650–60; bar ¹ + -man

Example Sentences

The family said they have been given no further updates since the barman's arrest with Paul adding it was "sad" that he had to go to such lengths as asking the prime minister for help.

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Jenkin's social media content is now filled with videos from his job as a barman.

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The barman who allegedly made the limoncello was arrested in February and is being held without charge.

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It added the barman scooped what he thought was salt from a container into a plastic cup.

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When they're not serving in their local district, Ms McConnell works at a grocery store, and Mr Alexander is a part-time barman.

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