Modern English usage. 2014.
waitperson — [n] server attendant, butler, carhop, host, hostess, maître d’, maître d’hôtel, servant, steward, stewardess, waiter, waitress; concept 348 … New thesaurus
waitperson — [wāt′pʉr΄sən] n. a person who waits on tables, as in a restaurant; waiter or waitress: see PERSON … English World dictionary
waitperson — noun Date: circa 1976 a waiter or waitress … New Collegiate Dictionary
waitperson — /wayt perr seuhn/, n. a waiter or waitress. [WAIT(ER) or WAIT(RESS) + PERSON] Usage. See person. * * * … Universalium
waitperson — noun a waiter or waitress … Wiktionary
waitperson — wait|per|son [ weıt,pɜrsn ] noun count AMERICAN a WAITER or WAITRESS. This word is used by people who think it is SEXIST to say WAITER or WAITRESS … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
waitperson — n. waiter; waitress … English contemporary dictionary
waitperson — noun chiefly N. Amer. a waiter or waitress … English new terms dictionary
waitperson — wait•per•son [[t]ˈweɪtˌpɜr sən[/t]] n. cvb use a waiter or waitress • Etymology: 1975–80; wait (er) or wait (ress) + person usage: See person … From formal English to slang
waitperson — /ˈweɪtpɜsən/ (say waytpersuhn) noun a male or female waiter. {wait(er) + person} …
