(but′lər) noun
1. A man servant in charge of the dining-room, wine, plate, etc.
2. Formerly, an official in charge of a royal wine cellar. [<OF bouteillier cupbearer <Med. L buticularius <buticula bottle]
—but′ler·ship noun

(but′lər), Benjamin Franklin,
1818–1893, U.S. general.
—Joseph,
1692–1752, English theologian.
—Nicholas Murray,
1862–1947, U.S. educator, president of Columbia University, New York, 1902–45.
—Pierce,
1866–1939, U.S. jurist, associate justice of the Supreme Court 1923–39.
—Samuel,
1612–1680, English satirical poet.
—Samuel,
1835–1902, English novelist.
—Smedley Darlington,
1881–1940, U.S. general.