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Factotum
[fak-toh-tuhm] 
Factotum
[fak-toh-tuhm]
A factotum is a general servant or a person having many diverse activities or responsibilities. The word derives from the Latin command (imperative construction) fac totum ("do/make everything").
Factotum can also refer to:
- Factotum (novel), a 1975 novel by Charles Bukowski
- Factotum (film), a 2005 film adaptation of the novel
- factotum (software), a virtual file system
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