Allwork

/ˈɔːlwɜːrk/ noun

A person, usually a servant, who does all kinds of work; a general laborer or maid-of-all-work.

Compound of 'all' and 'work,' common in British English from the 17th century onward. It specifically referred to household servants who performed every task without specialization, contrasting with servants who had specific duties.

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