Footman (noun)

1. A male servant who is employed to do menial tasks such as carrying messages or baggage.
2. A male servant who is employed to perform duties such as opening doors and carrying messages or baggage.
3. A male servant who does tasks such as carrying messages or baggage.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from foot + man.

Examples:

1. The footman announced the arrival of the guests.
2. The footman opened the door for the queen.
3. The footman served the drinks at the party.
4. The footman was dressed in a smart uniform.
5. The footman was in charge of the baggage at the hotel.