bakshis (Meaning)
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bakshis (n)
a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter)
Synonyms & Antonyms of bakshis
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bakshis Sentence Examples
- The tour guide discreetly hinted at the customary bakshis after the insightful city tour.
- After a sumptuous meal, the waiter eagerly expected a generous bakshis for his attentive service.
- The porter's gruff demeanor softened when he received a small bakshis for carrying the heavy luggage.
- The taxi driver politely requested a bakshis for the efficient and safe ride to the airport.
- The street musicians played lively tunes, hoping for a few coins as bakshis from passersby.
- The market vendors often inflated their prices, anticipating a hefty bakshis from tourists.
- It was customary to offer a bakshis to the hotel staff for providing exceptional service.
- Some travelers prefer to avoid giving bakshis to discourage the practice of tipping for basic services.
- The bakshis system can sometimes lead to awkward situations where it's unclear how much is appropriate to give.
- While bakshis is a common practice in certain cultures, it's important to respect local customs and tips accordingly.
FAQs About the word bakshis
a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tour guide discreetly hinted at the customary bakshis after the insightful city tour.
After a sumptuous meal, the waiter eagerly expected a generous bakshis for his attentive service.
The porter's gruff demeanor softened when he received a small bakshis for carrying the heavy luggage.
The taxi driver politely requested a bakshis for the efficient and safe ride to the airport.
