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Meanings of footman in anglès
Usage of footman in anglès
1
Peter the footman made some remark to the coachman; the latter assented.
2
The footman left the sleigh in a hurry, too-jumping in a panic.
3
Then the landlady appeared in the parlor doorway, the footman behind her.
4
The carriage rolled to a standstill; a footman appeared at the door.
5
He was a giant footman in the gorgeous livery of the Alexis.
6
Samuel, the footman, was the first person I met in the passage.
7
They were walking up the wide staircase behind the footman in blue.
8
The tall footman threw it open and ushered in Sir Roger Trajenna.
9
The porter rang a bell, and a footman appeared in the hall.
10
The footman got on the box and gave the coachman a sign.
11
The footman descended from the box and came round to the window.
12
After several minutes, Lady Kesseley sent the footman to fetch her son.
13
Twice the footman came back and asked if she wanted to leave.
14
The footman had already spared her the trouble of searching the house.
15
The moment the footman finished and moved on, Lady Augusta started again.
16
On the box the coachman nudged the footman, as if to say:
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Footman through the time
Footman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common