wallah , auch: walla

The white government wallah opened his mouth a few times but couldn't get a word out.

The boy said something to the rickshaw wallah, and we moved out onto the street.

This Cameron wallah seems rather big for his boots, what?"

I mean, you're supposed to be senior wallah round here."

"My doctor wallah says it's poison to me to touch the stuff.

In 1853, open examinations produced a new breed, the "competition wallahs."

Gary Wallah said, "The sergeant wants to talk to one of you people."

That, the wallahs in New York have determined, is the optimum.

The lieutenant zipped into the chair, then looked attentively toward Wallah.

Tell that wallah to buzz off, will you?

Those painted chaps can have their boss wallah back once we've crossed the river.

"Right-ho," I said to the chamber wallah, and he closed the door.

I know all about irregular units like you Flying Corps wallahs.

"Everything," agreed the captain and turned his attention to Gary Wallah, the young man from the mobile home company.

Her father used to refer to the people above him perhaps better organised people as box wallahs.

An old colleague of mine calls himself a chai wallah.

I'm not a bloody desk wallah," he liked to point out, and I don't want people to mistake me for one."

Wallah looked at him in amused surprise-probably at being called mister.

Those desk wallahs at Division are responsible for the murder of Andrew and six other men we lost today!

I'm just a simple old desk wallah.

The day before our departure she pointed at a cigarette wallah and earnestly asked, "Should we get a pack or two?"

Or you can be a wallah.

It also supported many independent chai wallahs throughout the growing railway system.

Next to him, Gary Wallah was in conversation on the other phone with the Army sergeant.

Oh nonsense, there are two dhobi wallahs with nothing else to do but wash and iron.