Definition of "factotum" []

• An employee or assistant who serves in a wide range of capacities. (noun)

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• "Squire is the protecting power, but his factotum is the active and busy agent."
• "When he first showed up at Sun Studios, pestering them to get an audition, Marion Kisko (ph), who was the secretary and kind of factotum there, she asked him what kind of music he sang and famously he said, I sing all kinds."
• "He was greatly liked, and the late Sir George Barlow, a landed proprietor of the neighbourhood, made him a kind of factotum on his estate."