park keeper

noun

(in Britain) an official employed by a local authority to patrol and supervise a public park

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Examples from the Web for park keeper

Historical Examples

The park-keeper will not let anybody take him through the gates.
The Gypsies
Charles G. Leland
I gallantly cover her retreat, for no park-keeper is to be seen.
The Confessions of a Caricaturist, Vol 2 (of 2)
Harry Furniss
I have done it before now, but the Park-keeper makes a row if he catches you.
The Story of the Treasure Seekers
E. Nesbit
Presently we were greeted by the Park-keeper, who was a friend of ours.
All Men are Ghosts
L. P. Jacks
The Parkers are descended from a park-keeper who used to be called by that name.
Stories That Words Tell Us
Elizabeth O'Neill

park keeper

Examples from the Web for park keeper

Historical Examples

The park-keeper will not let anybody take him through the gates.

I gallantly cover her retreat, for no park-keeper is to be seen.

I have done it before now, but the Park-keeper makes a row if he catches you.

Presently we were greeted by the Park-keeper, who was a friend of ours.

The Parkers are descended from a park-keeper who used to be called by that name.