houseboy (Meaning)

houseboy

houseman, a boy or man hired as a general household servant

The mansion had an entire staff, including a houseboy who attended to the family's every need.
The houseboy was responsible for keeping the house spotless, running errands, and assisting with odd jobs.
Thomas was known as the houseboy, a derogatory term that unfortunately persisted even after slavery was abolished.
As a houseboy, Marcus was often the first to know about the family's secrets.
The houseboy's quarters were typically small and cramped, located in the attic or basement.
Despite his subservient role, the houseboy often developed close relationships with the family members he served.
In an unusual twist, the houseboy turned out to be the secret heir to the family fortune.
The houseboy's story became a symbol of the hidden lives and struggles endured by countless individuals.
The term "houseboy" is now considered offensive and has been replaced with "housekeeper" or "domestic worker."
Historians have written extensively about the role of houseboys in shaping the social and cultural landscape of the past.

houseman, a boy or man hired as a general household servant

houseman, maid, footman, valet, servitor, housekeeper, steward,butler, servant, manservant

master, mistress, captain,foreman, leader, chief, boss, head, taskmaster, helmsman

The mansion had an entire staff, including a houseboy who attended to the family's every need.

The houseboy was responsible for keeping the house spotless, running errands, and assisting with odd jobs.

Thomas was known as the houseboy, a derogatory term that unfortunately persisted even after slavery was abolished.

As a houseboy, Marcus was often the first to know about the family's secrets.