servant (n.)
- acolyte
- adherent
- adjutant
- agent
- aid
- aide
- aide-de-camp
- aider
- amah
- appendage
- appliance
- assistant
- attendant
- auxiliary
- ayah
- bondmaid
- bondman
- bondsman
- bondswoman
- boots
- boy
- breadwinner
- butler
- captive
- charwoman
- chatelaine
- chattel
- chauffeur
- chef
- churl
- cleaner
- coachman
- coadjutor
- concubine
- contrivance
- cook
- creature
- daily
- dependent
- deputy
- device
- driver
- dummy
- dupe
- employee
- factotum
- flunky
- follower
- footman
- go-between
- governess
- groom
- hand
- handmaid
- handmaiden
- hanger-on
- heeler
- helot
- help
- helper
- helpmate
- helpmeet
- henchman
- housekeeper
- houseman
- implement
- inferior
- instrument
- intermediary
- intermediate
- intermedium
- jobber
- jobholder
- junior
- laborer
- lackey
- lever
- liege
- lieutenant
- maid
- maidservant
- man
- manservant
- mechanism
- mediator
- medium
- menial
- midwife
- migrant
- minion
- nanny
- navvy
- nurse
- nursemaid
- odalisque
- organ
- page
- paraprofessional
- pawn
- peon
- plaything
- postilion
- proletarian
- puppet
- retainer
- roustabout
- satellite
- scullion
- second
- secondary
- seneschal
- serf
- servitor
- shadow
- slave
- steward
- stewardess
- stiff
- stooge
- subject
- subordinate
- temporary
- thrall
- toiler
- tool
- toy
- underling
- valet
- vassal
- vehicle
- villein
- waiter
- waitress
- worker
- workingman
- workman
servant (adj.)
Is thy servant a dog, that he should do this great thing?
Servant of God, well done; well hast thou fought
The better fight.
The borrower is servant to the lender.
A servant with this clause
Makes drudgery divine;
Who sweeps a room as for Thy laws
Makes that and th' action fine.
