footman

Converse of object

• have: Perhaps she had a footman with a supply of 10p pieces.
• include: There are thirteen species of butterfly and six species of moth, including the common footman and the chimney sweeper.
• dress: The aristocrat might once have had footmen dressed in absurd uniforms, rendering them wholly useless.

Converse of subject

• accompany: Then it dawns on us that Her Majesty would be accompanied by the junior footman of the pooper scooper.
• lead: The Mayor in his robes mounted on a Horse richly caparisoned, led by two footmen called redcoats with white wands.

Adjective modifier

• mink-infested: A mink-infested footman waited outside; valets, butlers, database database object oriented relational vs second-men and maids came to attention.
• liveried: Life has moved on, and the liveried footmen may be borrowed, but the generous city spirit stays the same.
• common: There are thirteen species of butterfly and six species of moth, including the common footman and the chimney sweeper.
• orange: Despite the large number of species, including lots of geometers, the only interesting species were orange footman and marbled brown.
• royal: Four minders ran alongside the coach like royal footmen.
• several: At the same moment the butler and several footmen ran in from the hall.

Modifies a noun

• moth: The pest I am thinking of is the footman moth.

Possessives

• father: A month ago I tried it on your father's footman, and in a week he'd married a perfectly strange parlor maid.

Preposition: in

• livery: Another troop of 200, in velvet coats, attended by footmen in purple liveries.