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waitress Definition

wait·ress (tris)

noun

a woman or girl who waits on tables, as in a restaurant

intransitive verb

to work as a waitress

waitress Synonyms

waitress

n.

female attendant, server, servant, hostess, counter girl, waitperson*, waitstaff*, B-girl.

waitress Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • dress: Service was provided by mainly elderly waitresses dressed in black and white uniforms.
  • ask: You'll have to ask the next waitress I'm afraid.
  • tell: When I told the waitress how good they were, she said they had been voted the world's greatest scrambled eggs.
  • say: I must say the lady waitress ( with beautiful blue eyes ) was incredible with her smiles.
  • play: And joy of all joys, I'm playing waitress for the evening, which includes making the starter.
  • have: During the stormy session, French had a waitress who was wearing a French maid's uniform serve drinks to him.

Converse of subject

  • serve: Been served by a waitress with dazzling charm, or didn't a pizza quite hit the mark?

Adjective modifier

  • friendly: No mater how much I beg the friendly waitress she will not give me the secret recipe.
  • former: The former waitress says it was the lowest point of her life.
  • young: In a courtroom a young waitress, killed by an off-course cluster bomb is brought face to face with the pilot who killed her.
  • Chinese: As we were getting ready to go we started talking to the Chinese waitress.
  • attractive: The attractive waitresses need instruction, as did the young male waiter.
  • lovely: The lovely waitress also offered us a small portion of a dish that came a close second in our choices.

Modifies a noun

  • service: Enjoy 12 exciting races at your table with full tote waitress service.
  • quot: Waitresses quot scott of your product be the games.

Noun used with modifier

  • cocktail: An overall loser, his luck suddenly starts to turn when he falls in love with cocktail waitress Natalie ( Bello ).
  • service: Our silver service waitresses serve your meals at a time to suit you, between 6.30pm and 8.00pm.

Preposition: in

  • cafe: The best waitresses in any cafe I've ever been too, no one could touch them.
  • restaurant: Lucía ( the stunning Paz Vega ) is a young waitress in a restaurant in the center of Madrid.
  • bar: But for those of you who don't, she was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar, when I met her.

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