factotum Definition
fac·to·tum (fak tōt′əm)
noun
a person hired to do all sorts of work; handyman
Etymology: ModL < L fac, imper. of facere, do + totum, neut. of totus, all, the whole
factotum Synonyms
factotum Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
chief: Enter, stage right, Carol Willis, chief factotum and all-round good egg.
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