butlerie
butlerie is the archaic form of butlery.
Meaning of butlery
Noun
butlery (countable and uncountable, plural butleries)
- A butler's pantry; a serving pantry.
- The work or role of a butler.
- The dark side of butlery was even more evident during the height of the Evil Empire, when the strongest and most enterprising local men were made into footmen and majordomos, completely robbed of their dignity but paid for a month's work what they might otherwise make in a year.2007, Steven A. Grasse, The Evil Empire: 101 Ways That England Ruined the World, page 53
Forms of butlerie
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Questions about butlerie
- What is butlerie the archaic form of?
- Butlerie is the archaic form of butlery.
Words near butlerie in the dictionary
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