A person who removes dung, esp. a cleaner of stables (cf. byre-mucker n. at byre, n.1 compounds 2) (now rare). Formerly also: †a person who prepares…

A street cleaner, a refuse collector; (also) a scavenger. Cf. channel raker n. at channel, n.1 compounds 2. Obsolete.

a person employed to clean out street gutters, a scavenger; cf. channel raker n. at channel, n.1 compounds 2 kennel-raker, n.

A scavenger; a street-cleaner.

A person whose employment is to clean streets, by scraping or sweeping together and removing dirt. †Also, a person employed to keep clean a church.

(a) ? one whose long garments sweep the street; (b) a street-sweeper.

a person employed to clean out street gutters, a scavenger (scavenger, n. 2a); (hence derogatory) a lower-class or contemptible person; cf. canel…

One who uses a broom; a street-sweeper.

? a street-sweeper or broom-seller.

(presumably) one who cleans out gutters.

A scavenger; = kennel-raker, n.

a scavenger.

(a) a person who sweeps roads; (b) a device, esp. a mechanical one, for sweeping roads.

a person who sweeps a (street-) crossing.

A person employed to keep the streets free of dirt and litter; a road sweeper.

A road sweeper, street-orderly. Obsolete. rare.

Used for scavenger, n. 2. rare.

A street sweeper; a dustman. Also attributive.

= broom-man, n.

A crossing-sweeper.

A person who is employed to keep the roads clean; a road sweeper. Obsolete. rare.