chamberlain
/ˈtʃæmbərlɛɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a high-ranking official in a royal or noble household, responsible for the management of the household and its staff.
“The chamberlain was in charge of organizing the royal wedding ceremony.”
2. noun
a person who acts as the deputy or representative of a noble or royal person.
“The king’s chamberlain represented him at the diplomatic meeting.”
3. noun
a person in charge of the administrative and ceremonial duties of a college or university.
“The chamberlain of the university was responsible for overseeing the college’s events and functions.”
4. noun
a person in charge of the management of a building or a set of rooms, especially in a college or university.
“The chamberlain of the dormitory was responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and security of the building.”
5. verb
to act as the representative or deputy of a person or organization.
“The company’s chamberlains represented them at the international conference.”