Maid-servant

  • 31servant-lass — serˈvant girl, serˈvant lass or serˈvant maid noun A female domestic servant • • • Main Entry: ↑servant …

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  • 32maid — /meɪd / (say mayd) noun 1. a girl; young unmarried woman. 2. a spinster (usually in the expression old maid). 3. a woman employed for various light domestic duties in houses, hotels, etc.; housemaid. 4. (especially in Asia) a female domestic… …

  • 33maid —   1. Servant. Wahine lawelawe, kauā wahine.    ♦ Maid of honor, kū ao ao o ka wahine.   2. Girl. Kaikamahine, ohi …

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  • 34maid — n. 1 a female domestic servant. 2 archaic or poet. a girl or young woman. Phrases and idioms: maid of honour 1 an unmarried lady attending a queen or princess. 2 a kind of small custard tart. 3 esp. US a principal bridesmaid. Derivatives: maidish …

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  • 35servant — noun 1) servants were cleaning the hall Syn: attendant, retainer; domestic (worker), (hired) help, cleaner; lackey, flunky, minion; maid, housemaid, footman, page (boy), valet, butler, manservant; housekeeper, steward …

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  • 36maid — maidish, adj. maidishness, n. /mayd/, n. 1. a female servant. 2. a girl or young unmarried woman. 3. Archaic. a virgin. [1150 1200; ME; apocopated var. of MAIDEN] * * * …

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  • 37maid — meɪd n. servant, cleaning lady; young girl, unmarried woman; virgin (Archaic) …

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  • 38maid of all work — housekeeper, female servant …

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  • 39maid — noun 1》 a female domestic servant. 2》 archaic a girl or young woman.     ↘a virgin. Origin ME: abbrev. of maiden …

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  • 40servant — noun Syn: attendant, domestic, maid, housemaid, retainer, flunkey, minion, slave …

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