Use the word waiter in a sentence

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Synonyms for waiter

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Examples of how to use the word “waiter, waitress” in a sentence. How to connect “waiter, waitress” with other words to make correct English sentences.

waiter, waitress (n): a man whose job is to bring the food to customers at their tables in a restaurant; a man whose job is to bring the food to customers at their tables in a restaurant

Use “waiter, waitress” in a sentence

waiter — перевод на русский

/ˈweɪtə/

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What do we mean by waiter?

One who serves at a table, as in a restaurant. noun

A tray or salver. noun

A watcher. noun

A watchman; a guard or keeper. noun

One who waits; one who abides in expectation of the happening of some event, the arrival of some appointed time, some opportunity, or the like. noun

A domestic servant. noun

A waiting-woman. noun

A man-servant who waits at table: applied more commonly to those who serve in hotels or restaurants. noun

An officer in the employ of the British custom-house. See coast-waiter, tide-waiter. noun

A tray; a salver. noun

One who, or that which, waits; an attendant; a servant in attendance, esp. at table. noun

A vessel or tray on which something is carried, as dishes, etc.; a salver. noun

See under Coast, n. noun

A male or sometimes female attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, cafe or similar. noun

Someone who waits for somebody or something, a person who is waiting, the one waiting. noun

A person who waits or awaits noun

A person whose occupation is to serve at table (as in a restaurant) noun

A male or female attendant who serves customers at their tables in a restaurant, café or similar.

Someone who waits for somebody or something; a person who is waiting.

A person working as an attendant at the London Stock Exchange.

A vessel or tray on which something is carried, as dishes, etc.; a salver. (See etymology of dumbwaiter.)

A custom house officer; a tide waiter.

A watchman.

Someone who unobtrusively hangs around a place of business that often has a large volume of customers (supermarket, department store, hotel, etc.), and watches for opportunities to «scavenge for leftovers» and otherwise save money on stuff that he can utilize in his own life. Examples of these opportunities could include finishing/gathering uneaten remains of a family’s meal after the group leaves the table, catching an opening/closing door of a coin-operated restroom to keep it from latching when a paying restroom-user is exiting/leaving so that the waiter can slip in and use the facility without having to drop in his own quarter to get the door unlocked again, etc. Urban Dictionary

A sex position where u are fucking one woman while fingering the two women either side of the one in the middle, the arms pointing out is where the waiter comes from Urban Dictionary

An individual belonging to an old money family who chooses to spend their time idly a
while accomplishing very little. These people may or may not live comfortably, with or without support from their family, while they ‘wait’ for their older, wealthier relatives to die. Urban Dictionary

A man whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant. Urban Dictionary

When everyone is sitting down and an instruction is given to do something which involves standing up then everyone waits around for the first person to do it. Urban Dictionary

When you see the waiter/waitress walking toward your table with food that could potentially be yours but, he/she turns to the table next to yours and serves them performing a waiter fakeout Urban Dictionary

Waiter Gods are the all knowing, unseen entities who control the ebb and flow of the great tip continuum. They are mysterious and unknowable ,but their wrath can be swift, cruel, and could possibly prevent you from makeing rent this month. As their name implies their dominian of power is over Waiters, but also has been know to effect assistant managers and unscrupulous bus boys. If one whos income is dependant upon tips is themself a bad tipper then the Waiter Gods insure that mere spare change shall be returned to them with increaseing frequency. If the blasphemer does not repent he can expect to get screwed out of nights and weekends too. The Hindu religion refers to this as Karma, but this is naive and underscores the true power of the Waiter Gods. Urban Dictionary

Akshay Kumar is called as waiter of Bollywood..He has this past of his that makes him a waiter, also his fans always cry n wait for festival releases but he is not capable of that. Urban Dictionary

Wheezy Waiter is Craig Benzine, a video content creator, who has a popular channel on YouTube and a blog under the name Wheezy Waiter. Craig has been creating Wheezy Waiter videos since June 2007.
Wheezy Waiter is as popular as other video content creators who are defined on Urban Dictionary.
Craig calls himself Wheezy Waiter, because when he started creating videos for the internet, he was working as a waiter and because he has asthma. (He no longer works as a waiter.)
In his videos, Craig often creates vocabulary that catches on very quickly and begins to be widely used on the internet, including the terms doobly-doo and noodle boiler, which already appear on UD.
Wheezy Waiter videos have many repeated themes, including: use of slap bracelets to celebrate, clones of Craig punching each other, winks that make a dinging sound, music playing when Craig’s chair slides across carpet, Craig playing a version of his mother who stands at the window and profanely criticizes him, and lots of attention to Craig’s beard, which has become Wheezy Waiter’s trademark. (Wheezy Waiter viewers are referred to as beardlovers.)
There are also long series of videos on a single theme, such as a long series of videos he did of song puns using breakfast items (Eggs over Easy E, Braneater, Iggy Pop Tart, Barack Obomelette, to name a few). His longest-running series is Free Bagel Friday, when he punches his boss to steal his boss’ bagel. Urban Dictionary

A person who will publicly announce their intention to leave a place, whether it be in real life or on the internet, but will not actually leave until enough people have said ‘bye’ to them. Often, they will re-announce their intention of leaving multiple times. Urban Dictionary

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