ˈeye-ˌserver
[f. eye n.1 + server.]
= eye-servant.
| 1835 Marryat Jac. Faithf. xviii, I will have no eye-servers under me. 1870 Spurgeon J. Ploughm. Talk i. 16 The man who loiters when the master is away is an eye-server. |
ˈeye-ˌserver
[f. eye n.1 + server.]
= eye-servant.
| 1835 Marryat Jac. Faithf. xviii, I will have no eye-servers under me. 1870 Spurgeon J. Ploughm. Talk i. 16 The man who loiters when the master is away is an eye-server. |
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