wine waitress
wine waitress is the female equivalent of wine waiter.
Meaning of wine waiter
Noun
wine waiter (plural wine waiters)
- The member of staff at a restaurant who keeps the wine cellar, advises guests on the choice of wines and serves them; a waiter who is also in charge of the wine cellar and other duties normally assigned to sommeliers.
- Waiters paused in their hurrying to and fro, and stood with dishes in their hands, watching the curiously circling birds. A wine waiter, who had been serving some priceless Burgundy, went on pouring it until the wine was trickling in a little stream across the table-cloth on to the floor.1932, E. Phillips Oppenheim, “The Ghosts of Suicide Corner”, in Crooks in the Sunshine, London: Hodder & Stoughton
- Synonyms:
- sommelier, wine steward
Forms of wine waitress
| plural | wine waitresses |
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Questions about wine waitress
- What is wine waitress the female equivalent of?
- Wine waitress is the female equivalent of wine waiter.
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