Steward
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In Wikimedia projects, a steward is a user role. See Meta:Stewards.
The term steward may refer to:
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[edit] Titles and positions
- Arch-Steward, a seneschal, prince elector of the Holy Roman Empire
- Steward, a flight attendant
- Wine steward, a sommelier
- Butler, the steward of a household
- Steward (office), a servant who manages property
- Security guard, who guarded things
- Demonstration marshal, under the coordination of the organizers of a demonstration, prevents infiltrations
- Steward, United States Navy rate prior to 1975, now termed a Culinary Specialist (US Navy)
- Steward's assistant on a ship
- Chief Steward on a ship
- Lord Steward, an important official of the English Royal Household
- Union steward, an official position within a labor union, which is also known as a shop steward
[edit] Places
- Steward, Illinois, United States
[edit] In fiction
- Stewards of Gondor, rulers from J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium of Middle-earth
[edit] See also
- High Steward (disambiguation)
- Stadtholder
- Stewart (disambiguation)
- Steward (surname)
- Stuart (disambiguation)
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