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waitstaff
English
Alternative forms
- wait staff
- waiting staff
Etymology
wait +? staff
Noun
waitstaff (usually uncountable, plural waitstaffs)
- Collectively, staff employed to wait at tables in a restaurant.
Translations
See also
- waiter
- waitress
- server
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waitron
English
Etymology 1
Coined as a gender-neutral substitute for waiter and waitress, this is one of the few words with the gender-neutral suffix -ron to have seen much use, probably re-inforced by rhyming with patron. (Some references instead analyse it as using the same "machinelike" suffix -tron as waitron (“mechanical waiter”), but more likely it uses -ron like laundron and like waiter and waitress use -er/-ress not *-ter/*-tress.)
Noun
waitron (plural waitrons)
- (nonstandard, rare) A waiter or waitress.
- For more quotations using this term, see Citations:waitron.
Synonyms
- waitperson
- waitstaff (collective)
- server
References
Etymology 2
From waiter +? -tron.
Noun
waitron (plural waitrons)
- (dated, science fiction) A robotic or mechanical waiter.
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