booker
The origin and history of booker.
Etymology
From Old English bocere, "scribe," originally someone who wrote or recorded things in books; the modern sense of arranging reservations grew from the verb "to book."
The origin and history of booker.
From Old English bocere, "scribe," originally someone who wrote or recorded things in books; the modern sense of arranging reservations grew from the verb "to book."
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