Ser'vi-tor, n.

n. [L. servitor, from servire, to serve. It. servitore, Sp. & Pg. servidor, Pr. servidor, Fr. serviteur.]

1. One who serves; a servant; an attendant; one who acts under another; a follower or adherent. “Your trusty and valiant servitor.” Shak.
2. (University of Oxf.) An undergraduate, who is partly supported by the college funds, such as is called, in Cambridge, a sizar. They formerly waited at table, but this service is now dispensed with. Brande.