potboy

British  

/ ˈpɒtˌbɔɪ, ˈpɒtmən /

noun

1. (esp formerly) a youth or man employed at a public house to serve beer, etc

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Example Sentences

Tyrion began his explorations with the kitchen, where two fat women and a potboy watched him warily as he helped himself to cheese, bread, and figs.

From Literature

The king's own brother had gone with him to help choose the design, the potboy said.

From Literature

To follow was to be led from the scent; Coke wheeled again, therefore, and meeting a potboy who knew the street, he was directed to Grocott's.

From Project Gutenberg

The cheerfulest personage in the room was the potboy, who, as he stalked about with his apron on and p. 114his shirt-sleeves tucked up, seemed to be quite at home with his customers. 

From Project Gutenberg

To gratify her sweet grace, I’ll turn potboy, and wait upon the gossips of the tap.

From Project Gutenberg