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waitress

[wey-tris] / ˈweɪ trɪs /




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"We don't need 10 waitresses to be serving four tables," Gonzalez says.

From BBC

The Toronto-born actress got her foot in the door as a waitress at the Toronto Second City theatre franchise in the 1970s, before auditioning for a role with the famed acting troupe.

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A waitress with a tired expression and a high ponytail comes over with a pen and a pad of paper.

From Literature

Amber, who has a part-time job as a waitress, said she was walking back from work the first time she had a breakout.

From BBC

But before the world tours and global fame, Harding had lived in Stockport, Greater Manchester, where she went to school and college - and later worked as a waitress and nightclub promoter.

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