different between busgirl vs waitress
busgirl
English
Etymology
bus +? girl
Noun
busgirl (plural busgirls)
- (US) A female busser; one who clears plates from and cleans tables; one who buses
See also
- busser
busgirl From the web:
- what is a busgirl called
waitress
English
Etymology
waiter +? -ess
Noun
waitress (plural waitresses, masculine waiter)
- A female attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, café, or similar.
Related terms
- wait
- waiter
Translations
Verb
waitress (third-person singular simple present waitresses, present participle waitressing, simple past and past participle waitressed)
- To work as a waitress.
Anagrams
- sawtries, waisters
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