groundsman
- noun
- /ˈɡraʊndzˌmæn/
- UK
- The groundsman at the stadium keeps the field in pristine condition for the players.
I was AI worked on the railroad as a groundsman.
- I was AI worked on the railroad as a groundsman.
Examples
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Ernie has lost his touch since I began blogging about his church; in fact, several employees have left, and the groundsman, Gary, sent me an email several days ago saying he's out of the country.
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The groundsman is having a fit.
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The head groundsman at Hexham Races can confirm he worked at the meet.
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PK and Morrie stand on the side of the school chapel while a groundsman opens the door to the basement.
Fiction book (1992) -
I am fortunate to work as a groundsman at a TV and film studio in East London, which is on an island on the River Lee (a tidal river), and I have been keeping checklists on most working days since July 2008, the most checklists I've submitted from any single location.
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Each morning, the groundsman waters the flowers and mows the lawn in the park.
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As the event began, the groundsman ensured that all the equipment was in place.
Synonyms
A person who cares for and looks after outdoor areas like parks and sports fields
A person who looks after lawns and gardens, cutting grass and trimming plants
A person who cares for and looks after outdoor areas like parks and sports fields
A woman who looks after the land and plants at a park or sports field
A person who cares for gardens and cuts grass
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Groundsman comes from grounds ('land' or the area around a building) and man ('person'). So a groundsman is the person who looks after the grass, trees, and paths of a park, estate, or sports field.