What is another word for chief cook and bottlewasher?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈiːf kˈʊk and bˈɒtə͡lwˌɒʃə] (IPA) 
"Chief cook and bottlewasher" is an idiom used to describe someone who is responsible for doing everything, from the most important tasks to the most mundane ones. Synonyms for this phrase include "jack-of-all-trades," "utility player," "generalist," "all-arounder," and "juggler" (of tasks). These terms relate to someone who has a wide range of skills and can handle anything that comes their way. Another synonym could be "multitasker," which refers to someone who can manage several different tasks simultaneously. These synonyms highlight the versatility and flexibility required to handle many different tasks with ease. Whatever the term used, it describes a person who is essential to the smooth running of any organization or household.
