manservant
Americannoun
PLURAL
menservantsnoun
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Origin of manservant
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Obviously, impeachment is off the table with the House in the hands of Marjorie Taylor Greene and her loyal manservant Kevin McCarthy.
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He began in the comics as Stephen Strange's manservant and sidekick.
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A young Black “manservant” for a white family, who called him “Humpy” because of a back deformity.
From New York Times
His stalwart manservant, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., initially involved himself in Trump's attempts to strong-arm state officials into throwing out legitimate votes in order to help him win.
From Salon
He is the most loyal of all the Trump loyalists, a man who was saved from an ignominious failure as Indiana governor in 2016 and turned into the president's personal political manservant.
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