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barmaid
noun bar·maid \ˈbär-ˌmād\
: a woman who serves drinks at a bar
Full Definition of BARMAID
: a woman who serves liquor at a bar
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First Known Use of BARMAID
circa 1658
Rhymes with BARMAID
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