allworks
allworks noun: a manservant hired to do a variety of unskilled tasks. Also the plural of allwork.
Noun
allworks
- A manservant hired to do a variety of unskilled tasks.
- Langford Edward, allworks to Mr. Allen Grebell of Barton, Canterbury1804, Kent Society for the Encouragement of Agriculture and Industry, Rules, orders, and premiums, page 36
Also used as
allworks is also the plural of allwork.
Questions about allworks
- What does allworks mean?
- Allworks means a manservant hired to do a variety of unskilled tasks.
- What part of speech is allworks?
- Allworks is a noun.
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