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Definition of kitchen maid in English: kitchen maidnoun historical A female domestic servant who works in a kitchen, especially as an assistant to a cook. he found the butler in the kitchen, talking to some of the kitchen maids Example sentencesExamples - The kitchen maid had let it slip out that one of the maids had slipped something into the Queen's supper.
- That kitchen maid suddenly "left" town and was never heard from again.
- Then a door opened, and a young woman, presumably the kitchen maid, entered with a jug of water.
- William could tell that the girl had probably not been the kitchen maid after all, but the man's daughter.
- Jenny is determined to make her own way in life, and finds a job as kitchen maid at a grand house in Beverley.
- Between sobs he had stirred, whisked, and vehemently scolded the kitchen maids into attending their own bowls as reverently as he did his own.
- All the people in the palace were lovely too in the elegant new clothes which the Queen had taken care to give them, from the ladies-in-waiting down to the poor little kitchen-maid.
- One morning Charlotte was surprised to learn from the kitchen maid that Mr Collins had finally left his sick bed.
- Our current kitchenmaid is about to leave us.
- It was still a lot more acceptable than being in jail, or starving on the streets, or begging a position as a kitchenmaid and starting from the very beginning yet again.
Definition of kitchen maid in US English: kitchen maidnoun historical A female domestic servant who works in a kitchen, especially as an assistant to a cook. he found the butler in the kitchen, talking to some of the kitchen maids Example sentencesExamples - Then a door opened, and a young woman, presumably the kitchen maid, entered with a jug of water.
- William could tell that the girl had probably not been the kitchen maid after all, but the man's daughter.
- The kitchen maid had let it slip out that one of the maids had slipped something into the Queen's supper.
- All the people in the palace were lovely too in the elegant new clothes which the Queen had taken care to give them, from the ladies-in-waiting down to the poor little kitchen-maid.
- One morning Charlotte was surprised to learn from the kitchen maid that Mr Collins had finally left his sick bed.
- Jenny is determined to make her own way in life, and finds a job as kitchen maid at a grand house in Beverley.
- It was still a lot more acceptable than being in jail, or starving on the streets, or begging a position as a kitchenmaid and starting from the very beginning yet again.
- Between sobs he had stirred, whisked, and vehemently scolded the kitchen maids into attending their own bowls as reverently as he did his own.
- That kitchen maid suddenly "left" town and was never heard from again.
- Our current kitchenmaid is about to leave us.
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