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Often used in the same context:
janitors,
caretakers,
guardians,
cleaners,
administrators,
watchmen,
librarians,
teachers,
servants,
principals,
managers,
secretaries,
bursars,
ayahs,
clerks,
bookkeepers,
depositories,
groundskeeping,
housekeeping,
paraprofessional,
schoolteachers,
trustees,
usufructuary,
superintendents,
sweepers,
maintenance,
maids,
keepers,
assistants,
upkeep,
nurses,
headmasters,
cashiers,
foremen,
employes,
matrons,
waqf,
valets,
sros,
supervisors,
doormen,
carpenters,
preservers,
attendants,
inheritors,
invigilate,
porters,
sacred,
excessing,
warehousemen,
depositaries,
switchmen,
caterers,
proofreaders,
orderlies,
accountants,
vestries,
messengers,
fiduciaries,
interpreters,
landscapers,
babysitters,
sanitizing,
deaconesses,
employees,
nannies,
enforcers,
nupe,
dustmen,
alii,
butlers,
docents,
lifeguards,
counselors,
laborers,
conservator,
oblates,
arbiters,
clericals,
washermen,
teamsters,
stewards,
casuals,
pillagers,
sacristan,
proctors,
curial,
roadmaster,
gatekeepers,
strikebreakers,
viziers,
plasterers,
overseers,
coachmen,
bargaining unit,
workers,
safeguarding,
stockbrokers,
deans,
wakf,
superintendant,
custodian,
guarantors,
guardian,
executors,
conservators,
occupants,
possessors,
protectors,
owners,
confidants,
instructors,
protector,
purveyors
Also try:
— Adjectives for custodians:
sole,
official,
traditional,
appointed,
temporary,
true,
hereditary,
natural,
legal,
only,
chief,
more...
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