bootblack
81shoeblack — n. bootblack, one who shines shoes as an occupation …
82shoeblacks — n. bootblack, one who shines shoes as an occupation …
83lackey — n 1. footman, steward, house steward, seneschal, factotum, butler, major domo, waiter, Fr. garcon; servant, liveried servant, footboy, page, Brit. boots Brit. buttons; valet, man, gentleman, manservant, Archaic. varlet, Fr. valet du chambre, Fr.… …
84shoeblack — shoe•black [[t]ˈʃuˌblæk[/t]] n. bootblack • Etymology: 1745–55 …
85composition — /kɒmpəˈzɪʃən / (say kompuh zishuhn) noun 1. the act of combining parts or elements to form a whole. 2. the manner in which such parts are combined. 3. the resulting state or product. 4. make up; constitution. 5. a compound or composite substance …
86shoeblack — /ˈʃublæk/ (say shoohblak) noun → bootblack …
87polish — Ānai, ho ohinuhinu. Also: kūhinu, kuai, kuolo, halo, hē, au, ho onemo, kahiau. See bootblack, rub. ♦ Fingernail polish, pena miki ao. ♦ Polishing stone, noninui ♦ To polish with pumice or sand, ho ōne …
88unskilled person — noun a person who lacks technical training • Hypernyms: ↑person, ↑individual, ↑someone, ↑somebody, ↑mortal, ↑soul • Hyponyms: ↑bootblack, ↑shoebla …
89shoe|black — «SHOO BLAK», noun. a person who cleans and polishes shoes to earn money; bootblack …
