barkeeper

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barkeeper

The barkeeper pours a drink for a customer at the bar.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • An employee who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar: A barkeeper is a person whose job is to prepare and serve drinks, especially alcoholic beverages, to customers at a bar or pub.
Usage
  • The word "barkeeper" specifically refers to the person working behind the bar counter, responsible for taking orders, mixing drinks, and serving customers.
  • It is a formal term, often interchangeable with "bartender," though "barkeeper" can sometimes imply ownership or management of the establishment.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The barkeeper skillfully mixed a classic cocktail for the guest.
    • She asked the barkeeper for the wine list.
    • The friendly barkeeper remembered all the regular customers' favorite drinks.
Advanced Usage
  • "To work as a barkeeper": to have the occupation of serving drinks at a bar.
    • He worked his way through college as a barkeeper at a local pub.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bartender (n): A more common synonym for a person who serves drinks at a bar.
    • The bartender recommended a new craft beer.
  • Barmaid (n): A female barkeeper or bartender (this term is less common in modern usage).
  • Barman (n): A male barkeeper or bartender (this term is less common in modern usage).
  • Barback (n): An assistant to the barkeeper, responsible for stocking supplies and cleaning.
  • Mixologist (n): A person skilled at mixing cocktails, often used for a barkeeper with specialized expertise.
Synonyms
  • Bartender: A person who mixes and serves drinks at a bar.
  • Barkeep: An informal, shortened form of "barkeeper."
  • Publican (chiefly British): A person who owns or manages a pub.
Antonyms
  • Patron: A customer who frequents a bar.
  • Guest: A person who is served at a bar.
barkeeper

The barkeeper pours a drink for a customer at the bar.

Noun
  1. an employee who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar