Wiktionary
n. (alternative form of groundskeeper English)
WordNet
n. someone who maintains the grounds (of an estate or park or athletic field) [syn: groundsman, groundskeeper]
Usage examples of "groundkeeper".
Hollis warned, referring to the Russian groundkeeper who was obsessed with the lawn and actually called Scotts in Columbus, Ohio, for advice.
Russki like you so someone can talk to that crazy Russian groundkeeper for me.
The groundkeeper had left the Great Danes in the stable, in conformity with his usual practice.
Across the cleared field, groundkeepers wearing loincloths hurried out with rakes and drags to smooth the ground in preparation for the coming games.
One of the groundkeepers had come running in, breathless, wild-eyed, calling Khitain's name.
Antonov's eyes flickered to the groundkeepers who were approaching with the downed pheasants and then back to Polevoi.
Antonov's eyes flickered to the groundkeepers who were approaching with the downed pheasants and then back to Polevoi.
The others were stooped over as far as the suits would allow, intently searching the sandy soil like a squad of groundkeepers looking for litter.