Pageboy (noun)

1. A young boy who serves as a messenger or attendant in a noble household or royal court.
2. A boy who carries a ceremonial sword or mace in a procession or ceremony.
3. A hairstyle characterized by short hair on the sides and in the back, often with a fringe or bangs on the forehead.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english 'page' meaning 'a young boy serving in a noble household', and was first used in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The pageboy was a trusted and loyal servant of the king, responsible for carrying messages and performing errands.
2. The pageboy was an important figure in the royal court, wearing a uniform of red and gold and carrying a ceremonial sword.
3. The pageboy was a popular hairstyle for young men in the 1950s and 1960s.
4. The pageboy was a classic and stylish hairstyle that was easy to maintain and versatile.
5. The pageboy hairstyle was often seen on movie stars and celebrities, adding a touch of sophistication and elegance to their look.