Archsewer

/ˈɑrktʃˈsoʊ.ər/ noun

A principal or head official responsible for overseeing kitchen operations, provisions, and food service in a royal or noble household.

From 'arch-' (chief) plus 'sewer' (from Old French 'asseouer,' one who seats guests or oversees service). In medieval courts, the sewer was a prestigious officer managing food service and household operations.

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