Butler
/ˈbʌtlər/
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Pro Tip 1/3Historical Usage
Originally more common in grand residences where many staff worked under the butler's supervision. 
In the 19th century, the butler was key to running a Victorian estate.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Icon
The butler character is often portrayed in media as dignified and loyal, representing high-class service. 
The butler in the film was the epitome of discretion and decorum.
Pro Tip 3/3Contemporary Relevance
Butlers still exist but are less common, often employed by the wealthy and in luxury hotels. 
The hotel offered a personal butler to cater to our every need.