scullery

• “In fact she dragged him into what she called her scullery (do they still exist?) and proceeded to scrub behind his ear with said scullery brush.”

  British Blogs

• “Does he call our scullery-maids and stable-boys "representative American middle class?”

  The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 10

• “I like worthless, as the pinche, what the English called the scullery maid, was quite often a retarded girl (or sometimes boy) that did the lowest, dirtiest sorts of jobs in the kitchen and was often referred to (in English) as that worthless girl or boy.”

  Flowers in the Desert

• “They're below the club...the scullery is their natural habitat.”

  From Twitter 05-03-2010

• “Lance and Uncle Gib lived in the quite large kitchen and a kind of cavern with a stone floor and a sink the old man called the scullery.”

  Simon & Schuster: Portobello

• “There, although half of the house was rented out to tenants with whom we shared a bathroom, we had our own small bedrooms, and a kitchenwhich my mother invariably called our scullery.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Question of Honour

• “Out in the scullery was the sink where his father had scrubbed him, scrubbed him pink with a hard brush, while he sat and shivered on that perilous height.”

  Simon & Schuster: At Swim, Two Boys

• “The scullery was a mine of all the minerals of living.”

  Cider With Rosie

• “The reason why they are hanging on the rod rack is that they are handy for use in the scullery, which is that part of the river close by the rack.”

  Young Knights of the Empire : Their Code, and Further Scout Yarns

• “In the scullery was a sweeping-brush, and the sight of it tempted her to sweep up the kitchen.”

  Dick and Brownie

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