barman

[ bahr-muhn ]

noun

, plural bar·men.

1. a man who bartends; bartender.

barman

/ ˈbɑːmən /

noun

1. a man who serves in a pub

Usage

Gender-neutral form: bartender

Word History and Origins

Origin of barman¹

First recorded in 1650–60; bar ¹ + -man

Example Sentences

It added the barman scooped what he thought was salt from a container into a plastic cup.

From BBC

When they're not serving in their local district, Ms McConnell works at a grocery store, and Mr Alexander is a part-time barman.

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The tour ends with a beer, suggested by a virtual barman, in the building's rooftop terrace bar.

From Reuters

As a warden, the 38-year-old works to help preserve the island but also lends his hand to being a handyman, barman and occasional tour guide.

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Down the road at Furnace RFC, head barman Geraint Phillips, 58, said he is simply concerned about a move that will add significantly to the local population.

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