Wiktionary
n. A young woman employed to do housework.
Usage examples of "housegirl".
Housegirls in brief gauzy costumes circulated with platters of delicacies, dabs of crevet cheese on wafers, brandied truffles, savory morsels of fish or spiced sausage, wine coolers, juices, cigarillos and hashish.
One of the housegirls behind the Landholders was coming forward with a curtsy, bearing a courtesy tray with a carafe and glasses.
Most of the housegirls bunked in the attics, but not the garden staff.
And Rahksan was very much a mother-figure to the younger housegirls, which said a good deal.
Need a round score, good cook, assistants, set of housegirls, the usual.
Two housegirls followed more sedately with her lounging robe and slippers.
Mary had been like that—always dignified, but even the housegirls and fieldhands had talked freely with her.