Understeward
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Understeward is a noun meaning Alternative form of under-steward.
Meaning
Alternative form of under-steward.
Example Sentences
On R.'s first morning, for instance, the innkeeper tells him that Schwarzer had exaggerated his parentage: he is not the son of the castle steward, but the son of an "understeward," and even one of the lowest understewards.
Amid the hubbub of bustling servants and cooks and pages and understewards crowded into the bowels of the palace, the two newest members of the domestic staff were able to escape notice not only by the harried steward, but also by the guards from the yard, who were still conducting a frantic search
Word Forms
- understewards
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include under-steward, underdeacon, underservant, underassistant, undershepherd, underkeep.
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