housekeeper

Possessives

• room: The housekeeper's room was rather nearer to the front of the house than the pantry in which Ames had been working.

Converse of object

• employ: Similarly, a man or woman may employ a housekeeper or servant of the other sex.
• become: Synopsis On the run from the wicked queen, Snow White becomes housekeeper to a bunch of diminutive miners.
• have: In a number of areas posts such has Housekeepers have been in place for many years.
• hire: With the money they sent we were able to hire a housekeeper for the next three months and it saved my life!
• come: Miss Pratt seems to have been a good choice of nanny come housekeeper.
• name: In which 1970s US sitcom did Ann B Davis play a housekeeper named Alice?

Adjective modifier

• former: He was mainly raised by a former slave housekeeper of whom he was very fond.
• poor: The Charity allowed for weekly payments to poor housekeepers.
• old: And you saw the old housekeeper, I suppose?
• good: I could hardly believe that I had successfully accomplished my goal of being a good housekeeper ( at least for a day!
• new: Matt tries to think of a nice way to fire the new housekeeper.
• faithful: The servants placed meat for him, and the faithful housekeeper brought him bread to eat.

Modifies a noun

• Mrs: Father Ted's faithful housekeeper Mrs Doyle is to front a new advertising campaign for the Inland Revenue.
• role: Nearly all the sites inspected indicated that they have a housekeeper role in their cleaning services.

Noun used with modifier

• live-in: He tells her he's got a new live-in housekeeper to help look after the kids.
• ward: In the reports one patient comments: " My ward housekeeper was very efficient.
• head: The Plan requires that head housekeepers are in place by 2004.
• resident: There was a resident manager and, possibly, also a resident housekeeper.
• nanny: A nanny housekeeper can by employed live out ( daily ), live in, on temporary or permanent basis.