Waiters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAITERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WAITER, one who serves at table
• a man whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant.
• a person who waits for a time, event, or opportunity.
• a small tray; a salver.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to work as a male server in a restaurant

Words related to WAITERS

waiter9 waitered12 waitering13

Words that contain WAITERS

awaiters11 dumbwaiters19 headwaiters18 landwaiters15 tidewaiters15

How to use WAITERS in a sentence

• I suppose it is on account of the waiters coming in with the breakfast that they have to be so particular in France how they look in bed.
• We at length secured places at a table in a corner of the room and, as soon as we could attract the attention of one of the busy waiters, ordered a round of drinks.
• He had looked for a robbery, or, perhaps, a secret and bloody quarrel between two of the waiters, but not for a murder such as this.
• Waiters were constantly rushing into the room, bringing dishes of them fried so richly brown, so smoking hot, that no man with a heart in his bosom could possibly refuse them.
• These three were also the last three outlaws to succumb and return to civilization from outlying portions of the house after the pursuit by waiters.
• All who assemble are supplied with cooked venison, hog, buffalo, or beef, regular waiters distributing alike hot cakes soaked in grease and coffee or water, as the case may be.
• Yet all the evening till after midnight there were continuous interruptions and much noise of voices, dishes, and waiters.
• The way it is now you got to get your own dishs and go up to the counter and wait on yourself but of course we will have waiters when things gets more settled.
• Even the waiters, as they came and went in their happy service, caught the infection of the surrounding happiness, and their laughter mingled with that of the guests.
• The service was swift, silent, lavish, as in the days when the waiters were assets like the plate.
• They were garment workers, hotel waiters, a rabble of the discontented from all trades.
• But it must have been many years since such a demand had been made upon the resources of bustling landlord and of attendant grooms and waiters.
• They were all bright and active, and were kept busily employed as waiters and errand-runners when they were not at work on their studies.
• It was obvious that one of the waiters was about to fall.
• We had nice, sweet, fat meat, cooked rare or well done as each one preferred, and no complaints about the waiters.
• The costumes of the waiters were too extraordinary not to deserve a passing mention.
• The waiters would be coming in with the breakfast soon.
• The dinner was an imposing rite, served with solemn ceremonies by ministering waiters.
• I remember that I was led up-stairs by two waiters, and that the stranger saw me to my room.
• Crabtree was busy filling half-forgotten supper orders for impatient waiters, while most of the men had gone up or down the Road in the wake of the scattering Swarm.

Similar words containing WAITER without suffix s

waiter9 awaiter10 awaiters11 waitered12 waiterage13 waitering13 dumbwaiter18 headwaiter17 landwaiter14 tidewaiter14 waiterages14 waiterhood17 waiterings14 dumbwaiters19 headwaiters18 landwaiters15 tidewaiters15 waiterhoods18

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