Synonyms for waiter
ˈweɪ tərwait·er

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1. waiter, servernoun

   a person whose occupation is to serve at table (as in a restaurant)

   Synonyms:
   server, host

2. waiternoun

   a person who waits or awaits

   Synonyms:
   server

Matched Categories

1. • Dining-room Attendant
   • Person

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1. waiternoun

   Synonyms:
   attendant, servant, servitor, vassal, lackey, valet, squire

2. waiternoun

   Synonyms:
   tray, salver

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1. waiternoun

   Synonyms:
   attendant, servitor, lackey, garçon (Fr.), salver, tray

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1. List of paraphrases for "waiter":

   boy, server, busboy, waitress, bartender

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1. Kaitlyn Lombera:

   My brother wanted to contribute somehow, so he offered to tip with the Amazon gift card, our waiter was super nice, we loved him…so my brother thought a $25 gift would be a good tip.

2. Harrison Ford:

   On being an actor .nothing more than a worker in a service occupation . It's like being a waiter or a gas station attendant, but I'm waiting on 6 million people in a week if I'm lucky.

3. Rozi Khan:

   Those people, passers-by and relatives who used to laugh at me because of my short height now take selfies with me, i may live and die as a waiter, but I am happy that a person (Dinklage) who looks like me is treated with respect.

4. Sandeep Amin:

   Once we got seated within two minutes our waiter turned up with this white laminated sheet on which it was written people with children should ask their children to be quiet and not disturb other guests, i was shocked as my daughter is seven years old... She has no habit of creating chaos anywhere in public places.

5. De La Cruz:

   But if you’re not, if you’re a truck driver or a steelworker or a cop or a firefighter or a teacher or a waiter or a waitress or a mom or a senior on retirement or a young person coming out of school, your life has gotten much, much tougher under radical left-wing policies, and this election is absolutely critical to pulling us back from the brink, where our nation finds herself.