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porter
The term primarily describes service roles centered on transport and access. In hospitality and travel, it refers to staff handling luggage, while in academic or institutional settings, particularly in the UK, a porter often serves as a gatekeeper or caretaker who manages entry and security.
When referring to the beverage, the word describes a specific style of dark ale. This usage is distinct from the occupational meanings and is typically used in the context of brewing or pub culture.
Meanings
Examples
Could you call a porter to help with these bags?
The hotel porter tipped his cap and led us to the elevator.
Without the help of the porters, we would never have reached the summit.
The mountain porters carried heavy loads through the snow.
Ask the porter at the main gate for the guest log.
The old college porter knew every secret of the campus.
Porter was a popular drink among London dock workers in the 18th century.