caretakers

• But she left her estate under the care of caretakers, and so did the Akers and the Bells and the Wallaces (the sterling silver people). —  AHMM,December2007
• Mrs. Long and her daughter act as caretakers, and Mrs. Long engages servants when Mr. Standing wishes the house to be opened. —  Grey Mask - Wentworth, Patricia - Miss Silver 01
• How then does science fiction's merely "scientific" facet cause you to rattle off such a list of the world's caretakers, and omit the original and perennial citizen of the world—the artist T. K. ATHERTON 1213 West Main Street Urbana, Illinois 61801 Good point. —  Analog December, 1974
• But it spread rapidly to their relatives and caretakers, and outward to others. —  Hobb, Robin - The Soldier Son 01 - Shaman's Crossing (v2.0)
• One of his caretakers is very good at communicating with him, and he seems to be at ease with her. —  Ernie The Attorney

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