barmaid (Meaning)
Wordnet
barmaid (n)
a female bartender
Webster
barmaid (n.)
A girl or woman who attends the customers of a bar, as in a tavern or beershop.
Synonyms & Antonyms of barmaid
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barmaid Sentence Examples
- The barmaid deftly poured a perfect pint of Guinness, its creamy head cascading over the rim.
- The friendly barmaid greeted patrons with a warm smile, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
- Emily, the new barmaid, struggled to keep up with the rush of thirsty customers.
- The experienced barmaid had a knack for anticipating the needs of her clients and serving them efficiently.
- After closing time, the barmaid tidied up the establishment, wiping down the counters and cleaning the glasses.
- The barmaid's quick wit and lively banter kept the customers entertained while they waited for their drinks.
- The young barmaid was eager to learn the ropes and impressed her superiors with her dedication.
- The barmaid wore a crisp white uniform and a cheerful apron, exuding an aura of professionalism.
- The barmaid's knowledge of cocktail recipes was extensive, allowing her to create bespoke creations for demanding patrons.
- Sarah was known as the best barmaid in town, her ability to mix a mean Old Fashioned was legendary.
FAQs About the word barmaid
a female bartenderA girl or woman who attends the customers of a bar, as in a tavern or beershop.
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The barmaid deftly poured a perfect pint of Guinness, its creamy head cascading over the rim.
The friendly barmaid greeted patrons with a warm smile, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Emily, the new barmaid, struggled to keep up with the rush of thirsty customers.
The experienced barmaid had a knack for anticipating the needs of her clients and serving them efficiently.
