barmaid

bar·maid (bär

)

A woman who serves drinks in a bar.

barmaid [ˈbɑːˌmeɪd]

(Business / Professions) a woman who serves in a pub

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Noun

barmaid - a female bartender

barkeep, barkeeper, barman, bartender, mixologist - an employee who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar

Translations

barmaid [ˈbɑːmeɪd] N (esp Brit) → camarera f, moza f (LAm)

barmaid [ˈbɑː^rmeɪd] n → barmaid f, serveuse f (de bar)
She's a barmaid → Elle est barmaid.

barmaid [ˈbɑːˌmeɪd] n → barista f

barmaid, barman bar

barmaid → مضيفة بار barmanka barpige Bardame σερβιτόρα σε μπαρ camarera tarjoilijatar serveuse pipničarka barista 女性バーテンダー 여자 바텐더 barmeisje bartender barmanka empregada de bar, garçonete барменша barflicka หญิงเสริฟเครื่องดื่มในบาร์ kadın barmen nữ phục vụ của quán rượu 酒吧女服务员

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BAR bargirl barkeep barkeeper barman bartender friendship juicy luscious mixologist red-hot toothsome voluptuous	The coffee-room customers, and the waiters, and the coachmen, and the helpers--not to mention a barmaid who was looking on from behind an open sash window--seemed at that moment, if a spectator might judge from their winks, nods, and muttered exclamations, strongly disposed to take part against the young gentleman in the stockings. The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby by Dickens, Charles View in context Here a fresh-looking barmaid serves them each with a glass of early purl as they stand before the fire, coachman and guard exchanging business remarks. Tom Brown's Schooldays by Hughes, Thomas View in context If you gently push the swing-door ajar and peer in you draw upon yourself the contemptuous looks of the barmaid, who at once puts you down in the same category with area sneaks and cadgers. Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context	Barking and Dagenham barking deer barking frog Barking irons Barking squirrel Barkla Barkless Barkley Barky Barletta barley Barley bird barley candy barley grass barley sugar barley water barley wine Barley-bree barley-sugar Barleybrake barleycorn barleyfield Barlow barm barm cake barmaid Barmalip barman Barmaster barmbrack Barmcloth Barmecidal Barmecide Barmote barmy barn barn dance barn door barn grass barn millet barn owl barn raising barn spider barn swallow Barnaba Chiaramonti Barnabas Barnabite Barnaby's thistle barnacle Barnacle eater barnacle goose	Barlow disease Barlow Jonker Index Spot Price Barlow lens Barlow Lyde & Gilbert Barlow Moor Community Association Barlow Park Elementary School Barlow's disease Barlow's disease Barlow's disease Barlow's disease Barlow's equation Barlow's rule Barlow's syndrome Barlow, Francis Channing Barlow, Joel Barlowed Laser collimation plug BARLS Barlyk barm barm barm Barm Brack Barm cake barm cakes Barma Barma Barmacide Feast Barmacides Barmah Central Football Association Barmah Forest virus barmaid barmaids Barmaki Barmakid Barmakid Barmakids Barmakis Barmalip barman barman Barmaster barmbrack barmbracks BARMCA Barmcake Barmcloth Barmecidal Barmecide Barmecide Barmecide Feast Barmecides Barmekin Barmen Barmen Barmen, Synod Barmer Ersatzkasse Barmi Barmi barmier barmier barmiest

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bargirl
barkeep
barkeeper
barman
bartender
friendship
juicy
luscious
mixologist
red-hot
toothsome
voluptuous

The coffee-room customers, and the waiters, and the coachmen, and the helpers--not to mention a barmaid who was looking on from behind an open sash window--seemed at that moment, if a spectator might judge from their winks, nods, and muttered exclamations, strongly disposed to take part against the young gentleman in the stockings.

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby by Dickens, Charles View in context

Here a fresh-looking barmaid serves them each with a glass of early purl as they stand before the fire, coachman and guard exchanging business remarks.

Tom Brown's Schooldays by Hughes, Thomas View in context

If you gently push the swing-door ajar and peer in you draw upon yourself the contemptuous looks of the barmaid, who at once puts you down in the same category with area sneaks and cadgers.

Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context

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