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ladies' maids

ladies' maids is the plural of lady's maid.

Meaning of lady's maid

Noun

lady's maid (plural lady's maids or ladies' maids)

  1. A female servant employed by an upper-class woman to attend to her personal needs.
    • Near-synonyms: chamberer, chambermaid (chamberer sense) (both broadly synonymous)
    Synonyms:
    chamberer, chambermaid[Appendix:Glossary

Questions about ladies' maids

What is ladies' maids the plural of?
Ladies' maids is the plural of lady's maid.

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