Plonguer (noun)
plon-jur
A person employed to wash dishes and carry out other menial tasks in a restaurant or hotel.
From French, literally ‘one who plunges’.
Example sentences
“His friends thought he was an actor but he’d moved to Paris and was now working as a plonguer.”
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