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Someone paid to make your problems vanish without becoming yours to notice.
means A person employed to perform duties for another, especially domestic or personal tasks.
from From Latin servire, to serve, via Old French servant — literally one who is serving; the present participle frozen into a job title.
Public flavorCivil servants serve the state, not your dinner.
Polite paradoxLetters end 'your obedient servant' from total strangers.
Servile rootsShares ancestry with servile, serve, and servitude.