Associations to the word «Waiter»
Noun
- Waitress
- Tray
- Napkin
- Bartender
- Diner
- Champagne
- Menu
- Restaurant
- Cafe
- Landlady
- Steak
- Dion
- Platter
- Dessert
- Apron
- Luncheon
- Chef
- Coachman
- Dish
- Coffee
- Salad
- Martini
- Bottle
- Landlord
- Café
- Brandy
- Glass
- Valet
- Toast
- Soup
- Table
- Drink
- Footman
- Dinner
- Hurrying
- Waistcoat
- Wine
- Hotel
- Refreshment
- Herr
- Steward
- Departed
- Cook
- Sherry
- Soda
- Saucer
- Oyster
- Breakfast
- Bustle
- Ordering
- Porter
- Tristan
- Salesman
- Proprietor
- Chauffeur
- Lunch
- Beer
- Vodka
- Meal
- Whisky
- Check
- Customer
- Kitchen
- Saloon
- Barber
- Attendant
- Plate
- Lobster
- Inn
- Usher
- Tip
- Clete
- Shilling
- Hostess
- Tavern
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Wiktionary
WAITER, noun. A male or sometimes female attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, café or similar.
WAITER, noun. (literally) Someone who waits for somebody or something; a person who is waiting.
WAITER, noun. (obsolete) A vessel or tray on which something is carried, as dishes, etc.; a salver.
Dictionary definition
WAITER, noun. A person whose occupation is to serve at table (as in a restaurant).
WAITER, noun. A person who waits or awaits.
Wise words
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