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groundskeeper

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grounds·keep·er  (groundzkpr) also ground·keep·er (ground-)
n.
One who maintains grounds, as of an estate, a park, or an athletic field.
groundskeeping n.
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Noun1.groundskeepergroundskeeper - someone who maintains the grounds (of an estate or park or athletic field)
groundkeeper, groundsman
gardener - someone employed to work in a garden


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The groundskeeper Domingo said that the house "wanted" those colors.
Lindskold, Jane. Child of a rainless year by Farmer, Lesley / Kliatt
That pays Little, a former Lancaster mayor and Chamber of Commerce manager; a secretary; three groundskeepers and a extra part-time groundskeeper in the summer.
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At least when senior groundskeeper and horticulturist--and now published author--Bill Meyer is around.
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