What is "waitresses"

Usage examples of "waitresses".

New York, there are waitresses and such who get paid by gossip columnists to report on newsworthy people having a tete-a-tete in a dark lounge.

It had an old-world charm, a lot of chintz and the same waitresses year after year.

A couple of matronly waitresses in red and white aprons and wilting caps maneuvered laden trays skillfully between the scarred red vinyl banquettes, and blue cigarette smoke wreathed to the nicotine-yellow ceiling.

When he did not come for a whole week, she resigned herself to the fact that he had probably found a new place whose food and waitresses he preferred.

She was one of my best waitresses, sassy and full of life and so beautiful.

It was all long-finned cars, and waitresses on roller skates and beehive hairdos.