cupbearer
/ˈkʌpˌbeɪrər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who carries or serves drinks, especially at a royal or noble court.
“In the ancient Egyptian court, the cupbearer held a position of great trust, serving the pharaoh his daily cup of wine.”
2. noun
One who bears or carries a cup or a container of drink, especially as a ceremonial or symbolic act.
“The cupbearer led the procession, bearing a golden cup filled with sacred water to the high priest.”
3. verb
To serve drinks, especially at a royal or noble court.
“The king would often cupbear to his guests, serving them wine and mead in ornate cups.”