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Term: Swamper

Definition: A swamper refers to a person who performs various support or cleaning tasks, often in a labor-intensive or menial capacity.

Noun:

- In a restaurant or bar, a swamper is an individual responsible for clearing tables, cleaning dishes, and ensuring the establishment remains clean and tidy.

Example Sentence 1: The swamper quickly cleared the dirty plates from the table and wiped it down for the next customers.

Example Sentence 2: The restaurant manager hired an efficient swamper who meticulously organized the dishwashing area.

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Verb:

- To swamp means to clean, tidy, or perform support tasks, usually in a laborious or demanding setting.

Example Sentence 1: After a long day at work, Peter needed to swamper his apartment, as it had become quite messy.

Example Sentence 2: The event organizers had to swamper the venue before the concert to ensure it was presentable for the audience.

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Adjective:

- The term swamper in an adjective form is less common but can be used to describe someone or something associated with performing support tasks or manual labor.

Example Sentence 1: The new recruit was given a swamper role in the construction site, helping the skilled workers with carrying materials.

Example Sentence 2: The swamper position required strong physical endurance and an ability to work efficiently under pressure.

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