Purser

[Sarah]

A commissioned officer in the navy who had charge of theprovisions, clothing, and public moneys on shipboard; -- now calledpaymaster.

[Sarah]

/PURsur/

Verb

1. To agree, typically during some form of gathering, to meet a group of friends at a given place, drive part of the way there, and then bail at the last possible second when no one is looking.

2. To say you are coming to an event, and then to simply not show up. No explanation may be provided.

[Sarah]

one who takes every condiment, jellies , napkins ,creamers or bread items left on table from resturants or as guests at in your home. Usually concealed in a purse or other large carry bag.

[Merna]

an officer on a ship who deals with the ships accounts, or a person on a passenger ship or aircraft who is responsible for taking care of passengers