cellarer
a person in a monastery or community who is responsible for supplying food and drink.
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How to use cellarer in a sentence
At one time these gastronomics were so heaped up that they reached the level of the staircase where the cellarer stood.
A Romance of the West Indies | Eugne SueThere was brought to the cellarer a savory caudle in a silver bowl borne on a tray of the same metal.
A Romance of the West Indies | Eugne SueOld women with their distaffs rush out on a distressed cellarer in shrill Chartism.
Past and Present | Thomas CarlyleWhen he had been asleep some time, the door opened, very softly, and the High cellarer peeped cautiously in.
The Pig Brother and Other Fables and Stories | Laura E. RichardsThe king thanked the High cellarer, and gave him a ruby ring as a reward.
The Pig Brother and Other Fables and Stories | Laura E. Richards
British Dictionary definitions for cellarer
/ (ˈsɛlərə) /
a monastic official responsible for food, drink, etc
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