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1. What does Janitorially mean? In a janitorial manner or capacity; in the fashion of a janitor 
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2. (adverb) A bunch of keys hanging Janitorially at his be
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3. Janitorially Speaking - Knowledge Is Safety
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4. That’s messy work, both legally and Janitorially
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5. Janitorially (comparative more Janitorially, superlative most Janitorially) In a janitorial manner or capacity; in the fashion of a janitor
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6. A bunch of keys hanging Janitorially at his belt
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7. The Environment: Janitorially speaking, the environment is primarily the quality of the indoor air that we breathe, the chemicals and materials we expose ourselves and our 9 customers to, and the post consumption effects of chemicals and materials on landfills, and waste treatment plants.
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8. We have onsite management, regular Janitorially cleaning, and an outdoor pool onsite
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9. Next is by properly maintaining all surfaces (Janitorially), especially hard and textile floors, countertops, desks, door knobs, tables, and other key touchpoints
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10. Janitorially janitoriat janitoring janitors janitors, charworkers and cleaners janitors' closet janitorship janitorships janitory janitorial supply
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11. Janitorially janitoriat janitorial room
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12. It is a labor-intensive, Janitorially heavy job, anywhere in a brewery
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13. Janitorially jitterily jointlessly jaw-droppingly jitteringly jigglingly junkily jadedly joshingly JSYK jadishly jest Jewishly jawbreakingly jawdroppingly jestfully jokely juttingly jostlingly Jesuitically jildi jildy jantily jumpily juvenilely jeopardously Januarys jurally jugglingly jure uxoris
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14. Janitorially, Berrong said members of the cleaning staff will transition from working mostly after lunchtime to providing a greater presence during the daytime “to try to In the Aug
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15. If you’ve fallen down on the job, Janitorially speaking, your cat may want to avoid the litterbox every bit as much as you do
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16. The post you brought up, was one where someone was literally saying the virus wasn’t real, taking that post down wasn’t ‘censorship’, it was Janitorially removing misinformation
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17. Promoted from a Janitorially position to sales within first weeks of working
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18. Except for kids, we mostly buy clothing to get the latest style, to get brighter colors, and to get clothes that don't have stains in them (this may just be me, because I work in factories and Janitorially, and am not very good at washing)
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19. Janitorially In a janitorial manner or capacity; in the fashion of a janitor
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20. → Definition and anagrams of Janitorially → Other senses and detailed information on the Wiktionnary
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21. Arleen Johnson writes: My sister-in-law, Erma (Johnson) Bergstrom, assisted musically and Janitorially at the station while she was a nurse at Nome’s Methodist Hospital many years ago
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22. Janitorially In a janitorial manner or capacity; in the fashion of a janitor
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23. → Definition and anagrams of Janitorially → Other senses and detailed information on the Wiktionnary
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24. This is truly the most exciting Janitorially-oriented game to come along since Viscera Cleanup Detail
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25. Janitorially janitoriat janitoring janitors janitors, charworkers and cleaners janitors' closet janitorship janitorships janitory janitress janitresses janitrices janitrix janitrixes janitors, charworkers and cleaners
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26. Think Janitorially, act globally? posted by RoseyD at 7:42 PM on September 29, 2009
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27. You might commend us for having such (Janitorially) well trained children
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JANITORIALLY [ˌjaniˈtôrēəl]
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to be a janitor?
(chiefly US) Someone who looks after the maintenance and cleaning of a public building. (Scotland) A caretaker or custodian; someone who maintains a school building specifically and may serve other administrative roles. A doorman. The Janitor is a janitor.
What does the name janitor mean?
jan·i·tor. (jăn'ĭ-tər) n. 1. One who attends to the maintenance or cleaning of a building. 2. A doorman or doorwoman. [Latin iānitor, doorkeeper, from iānua, door, from iānus, archway; see ei- in Indo-European roots .] jan'i·to'ri·al (-tôr'ē-əl) adj.
What does the name janitors mean?
A janitor ( American English, Scottish English ), custodian, porter, cleaner or caretaker is a person who cleans and maintains buildings such as hospitals, schools, and residential accommodation. Janitors' primary responsibility is as a cleaner.
What is the meaning of 'janitor'?
Definition of janitor. 1: one who keeps the premises of a building (such as an apartment or office) clean, tends the heating system, and makes minor repairs. 2: doorkeeper.