A doorkeeper, porter, janitor. An official title under the early Scottish monarchy; = warder of the palace.

A gatekeeper.

A gatekeeper, esp. at the entrance of a fortified town or castle; a doorkeeper; (now) esp. an employee in charge of the entrance of a hotel, block…

A doorkeeper, esp. of a church; spec. a member of the lowest of the four lesser orders in the pre-Reformation Western Church, and later in the Roman…

A doorkeeper, a janitor.

One who keeps or guards a door; a janitor, porter, ostiary.

One who has charge of a gate.

A doorkeeper, porter, ostiary.

Now, in France and other foreign countries, The person who has charge of the entrance of a building; a janitor, porter.

A porter or doorkeeper.

A person employed by a hotel to meet and aid travellers; = commissionaire, n. 2a(b) 3. Obsolete.

Also doorsman. An attendant at the door of a shop or place of entertainment.

A uniformed attendant at the entrance of a theatre, hotel, large shop, etc.; a doorman. Cf. sense 2a(b).

A house-porter.

spec. (a) a commissionaire; (b) in Broadcasting, a person providing continuity in a radio or television programme consisting of several items; (c)…