Maid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAID in dictionary:

VERB:
• to work as a maidservant
• work as maid
NOUN:
• a female domestic servant
• an unmarried girl or young woman.
• a virgin.
• female servant
• An unmarried woman; usually, a young unmarried woman; esp., a girl; a virgin; a maiden.
• A man who has not had sexual intercourse.
• A female servant.
• The female of a ray or skate, esp. of the gray skate (Raia batis), and of the thornback (R. clavata).
• an unmarried girl (especially a virgin)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a maiden

Words related to MAID

maided10 maidhood15 maidhoods16 maiding11 maidish13 maidishness17 maidishnesses19 maidless11 maids8

Words that contain MAID

maids8 maidan9 maided10 maiden9 barmaid12 maidans10 maidens10 maiding11 maidish13 maidism12 mermaid12 seamaid10 barmaids13 bondmaid14 cookmaid17 handmaid15 maidenly14 maidhood15 maidisms13 maidless11 mermaids13 milkmaid17 seamaids11 bondmaids15 bridemaid15 cookmaids18 dairymaid16 handmaids16 housemaid15 maidenish15 maidhoods16 mermaiden14 milkmaids18 nursemaid12 bridemaids16 bridesmaid16 dairymaids17 gleemaiden14 handmaiden17 housemaids16 maidenhair16 maidenhead17 maidenhood17 maidenlike17 maidenweed17 mermaidens15 nursemaids13 pantrymaid18 schoolmaid18 unmaidenly16 maidenlier13 bridemaiden17 bridesmaids17 chambermaid23 gleemaidens15 handmaidens18 kitchenmaid23 maidenhairs17 maidenheads18 maidenhoods18 maidenweeds18 maidishness17 maidservant17 nursemaided15 nurserymaid17 pantrymaids19 parlourmaid16 schoolmaids19 maidenliest14 bridemaidens18 chambermaids24 kitchenmaids24 maidenliness15 maidservants18 nursemaiding16 nurserymaids18 parlourmaids17 maidishnesses19 maidenlinesses17

How to use MAID in a sentence

• And surely, I caught the Maid in an instant, and bent her, and she quick to obey with her body.
• How bright your eye, dear maid! How graceful your neck! MADAM.
• Jarvis bade her maid go over to the rectory that evening, with her compliments to Mrs.
• She was a maid, with that passionate sense of tragedy which comes only to the very young.
• God give your soul much good For this good meat Maid Marian hath given me.
• There were also the two little girls building castles out of a heap of sand, and with them the most hideous German maid you ever saw.
• Alice remained in bed, and the maid left without notice, in such a hurry that she forgot to take her best clothes.
• After a considerable time, the maid came and told him, apparently with much hesitation, that Mrs.
• To Charity Hymn Reflections of a Poet on going to a great Dinner Sunday A Night-Storm On the Death of Nelson The Blue-eyed Maid Taking Orders.
• Her maid glanced at Juliet with raised brows, and indicated the untouched breakfast with a shrug of helplessness.
• There was not one, or widow, maid, or wife, But said the knight had well deserved his life.
• A patriot maid and other stories, by Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe.
• Sallie Page could tell nothing, the maid was out of the city, and none of the clerks knew more of what had happened than they were told.
• Entering her own chambers, she looked round for the little Syrian maid, but she had not returned.
• She and Perry lived in a small but well-built bungalow some miles out from town, and they could not afford a maid.
• Star had to stretch his pretty legs at a great rate, to keep up with the Maid this morning, though her master moderated her transports.
• The maid said that he had missed the clergyman by five minutes.
• You see she thought if she could get hold of some one who would cure the maid, then she could make him cure her, too.
• The clerks who treated of the Maid all followed the same method, advanced the same arguments, and based them on the same texts, sacred and profane.
• The young maid was well-nigh beside herself with pleasure at the honours that were to attend her, and she gave up all idea of a backward step.
• Zaleucus, the ancient philosopher and legislator of Greece, ordained that no woman should go attended with more than one maid in the street, except she was drunk.
• Owen was out, the maid said, but would be back shortly.
• Timothy drew back into his den, leaving the fair maid to the indulgence of her humours.

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