steward /stūˈərd/

1. A person who manages the domestic concerns of a family or institution
2. One who superintends another's affairs, esp an estate or farm
3. The person who oversees catering arrangements and general passenger comfort on a ship, aircraft, etc
4. A male member of the team responsible for these
5. A college caterer
6. Someone who helps in arrangements, marshalling, etc at races, a dance, a wedding, an entertainment
7. An overseer
8. A foreman
9. The treasurer of a congregation, guild, society, etc
10. A shop steward

To serve as a steward of

stewˈardess noun

A female steward (esp on a ship, aircraft, etc)

stewˈardship or stewˈardry noun

1. The office of a steward
2. Management
3. The individual's function in the practical work of the Christian church involving obligation to give a share of his or her time and goods to others

stewˈartry noun (Scot)

A stewardship, or the extent of a stewardship, applied nominally to the county of Kirkcudbright (now part of Dumfries and Galloway)

stewards' enquiry noun (horse-racing)

An examination of the evidence relating to an allegation of contravention of the rules of racing, carried out by the stewards after a race, the result of which is signalled by the hoisting of flags on the racecourse

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