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Gofer - English meaning

Gofer – definitions in English dictionary

noun

A person who runs errands, especially on a film set or in an office; a dogsbody.

Usage examples:

He had worked his way from a gofer in the front office to general manager
noun

A person whose job is to take messages or to collect and deliver things for other people

noun

Someone who does boring jobs for other employees, for example carrying messages or making drinks

Usage examples:

David works as a gofer at an independent television production company.

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Mädchen für alles

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गोफर, मधुछत्ते की आकृति का पतला केक

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Мальчик на побегушках

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Word origin

1960s: from go for (i.e. go and fetch).

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