Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The employment or duties of a waiter.
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Examples
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I have super-smell so I could smell it oozing out of the people, the furniture, the waitering staff … God it was gross.
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But I have enough self confidence and drive to try, and not stand on the corner begging for change or waitering for cash tips as I did in high school.
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But I have enough self confidence and drive to try, and not stand on the corner begging for change or waitering for cash tips as I did in high school.
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If you're really lucky you might get to hear my waitering wit at next year's event.
Archive 2007-12-01 ROB McGIBBON 2007
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If you're really lucky you might get to hear my waitering wit at next year's event.
Breast Cancer Haven ROB McGIBBON 2007
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The first time I ever heard the word “ratatouille” was when I conned my way into a waitering gig at this fancy French steak house kind of restaurant.
"Giant rats roam free!" Ann Althouse 2007
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Well, Anonymous, I'm always kind to waiters, and have been since my waitering days back in college.
Wooden Phone Booth Sighting: Sam's Brooks of Sheffield 2007
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They're also there because people like Bush and Kerry have conspired to encourage American firms to ship well-paying jobs overseas, leaving students with little but retail clerical work and waitering to help them pay their bills.
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As an aside, the current flash game of the month at my office is the "quick service restaurant" waitering game where you have to manage a busy lunch-time crowd.
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Tourism Minister Valli Moosa that the tourism and hospitality industries transform, saying blacks should be involved in management and ownership, and not only in waitering and portering.
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