Housekeeper

/ˈhaʊsˌkiːpər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person employed to manage a household and perform domestic tasks.

The housekeeper efficiently organized the weekly cleaning schedule.

A person who is responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of a particular building, such as a hotel or office.

The hotel housekeeper ensured that all the guest rooms were spotless before arrival.

A woman who manages the affairs of a family or household, particularly in the context of domestic work.

As a dedicated housekeeper, she took great pride in cooking delicious meals for her family.

From the combination of 'house' + 'keeper', referring to someone who keeps the house.

housekeeper services

Professional cleaning and maintenance services for households.

head housekeeper

The person in charge of the housekeeping staff in a hotel or institution.

housekeeping duties

Tasks related to cleaning, organizing, and managing a household.

cleaning

The process of making something free of dirt, dust, or impurities.

maintenance

The process of keeping something in good condition.

domestic

Relating to the home or household.

house elf

Some people jokingly refer to their housekeeper as their house elf, implying they keep everything tidy without being seen.

mop warrior

In a humorous way, a housekeeper might be called a mop warrior for their relentless cleaning efforts.