View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Barmaid.
Barmaid meaning
A woman who serves in a bar.
Synonyms of Barmaid
Example sentences (15)
Assistant manager Jo Wainwright-Scarrott, 44, said: “I’m more boatswain than barmaid at the moment while ferrying customers across what we affectionately call our moat.
In a past interview, the late star said: “Teresa, I call her the lesbian Portuguese barmaid, was lovely.
Lauren, a barmaid at Portland Social Club, said that with some effort, she managed to clear away the mould by washing it herself, but says that it has been a losing battle.
One rainy evening in March 1999 the landlord, John Hythe, was chatting to his 21-year-old barmaid Katie, when something akin to a gale force wind swept through the bar and parlour of the pub.
She enjoyed karaoke, making people laugh and socialising through working as a barmaid – even becoming a landlady at one stage.
The Dundee mum, who also works as a barmaid at The Logie Club in Dundee at weekends, has dropped three shirt sizes.
The young barmaid, who prided herself on her knowledge of English, called a waiter over who graciously led our reader to a door marked WC.
David Clarke, prosecuting, said later that evening, at around 8.30pm, a barmaid at the Bees Knees pub in Accrington, where the victim worked but was not on shift at the time, noticed a man hanging around outside the entrance.
He alleges that the men 'looked too young to buy alcohol' and had an intimidating manner that had left his barmaid feeling 'a bit worried'.
Most notoriously, she was described by the Mail Online as an “ex-barmaid”.
Barmaid, 22, raises £450 from complete STRANGERS so she can.
Summer was working as a barmaid.
Speaking extras, including Tracey the barmaid (who has been in the show since the first episode in 1985), have made appearances throughout the show's duration, without being the focus of any major storylines.
When we did Three of a Kind we kept getting sketches sent in about me as a traffic warden, or me being a busty barmaid.
While the rest of the pilgrims disperse throughout the town, the Pardoner seeks the affections of Kate the barmaid, but faces problems dealing with the man in her life and the innkeeper Harry Bailey.