One who wears an apron; a barman, waiter.

A man employed, at inns, hotels, eating-houses, or similar places, to wait upon the guests (esp. during meals). Also a man hired for a similar…

A boy, serving-man, waiter; in English use chiefly a waiter in a French hotel or restaurant.

†One who tends, or waits upon, another; an attendant, nurse, ministrant (obsolete); a waiter; an assistant to a builder or other skilled workman (di…

a waiter, waitress, or short-order cook in a cheap restaurant or hash house; cf. to sling hash at sling, v.1 3b.

U.S. A waiter or other functionary in a hotel, etc. Obsolete.

British slang. A waiter. Obsolete.

U.S. slang. A waiter, waitress, or cook in a cheap restaurant or cafe. Cf. hash slinger n. at hash, n.1 compounds 2.

A tender cut of meat, esp. a tenderloin.

British slang. A waiter. rare.

a waiter who serves on one floor of a hotel.

A waiter or waitress (introduced as a common-gender form).

A waiter or waitress; = waitperson, n.