10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAITERAGE»
Discover the use of
waiterage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
waiterage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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On the History and Use of the Suffixes -ery (-ry), -age, and ...
tutelage 'guardianship' (CD.). tutorage 'the occupation of a t.' (CD.). vicarage 'the
office, function of a v.', 17th. c. (CD.), waftage 'the act of w — ing, or state of being
w-ed' (CD.). waiterage 'the attendance by a w.' (CD.-Carlyle). warpage 'the act ...
2
The Simplex Cryptograph: A Complete Cipher for General Use
... 49 wailingly 635 51599 wailment walls wainage wains wainscot wainscoted
wainwright waist waistband waistbands waistcoat waistcoats waister waisters
waited waiter waiterage waiters waitest waiteth waiting waitingly waitress
waitresses ...
Cryptograph Company, Providence, R.I., 1902
3
A Study of English Prose Writers: A Laboratory Method
All was done for me that human waiterage, in the circumstances, could do. . . . A
very unbeautiful, old, boiled-looking, foreign dignitary, married to somebody's
sister, . . . half-pay-sergeant-looking figure is talking insipidities about the news
from ...
4
German Romance : in two volumes : volume 2
... people, warned, I suppose, by Fitzgerald (Miss Purcell the proprietress's
nephew), had brightened up into enthusiastic smiles of welcome at sound of my
name. All was done for me then that human waiterage, in the circumstances,
could do.
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English Language Word Builder
... FACTORAGE GROUNDAGE PETROLAGE SIPHONAGE VILLANAGE
ATTESTANT EXCEPTANT INFESTANT REVERTANT BEGUINAGE
CONSULAGE FLOWERAGE HARBORAGE PORTERAGE SQUIREAGE
WAITERAGE BENIGNANT ...
6
Reminiscences of my Irish journey in 1849
Imperial-Hotel people, warned I suppose by Fitzgerald (Miss Purcell the
proprietress's nephew) had brightened up into enthusiastic smiles of welcome at
sound of my name : all was done for me then that human waiterage in the
circumstances ...
7
Englesko-hrvatski rječnik
Šandor Lochmer. kome zasjedu. — 8, pl. gradtki muzikanti, putujući muzikanti. "W
»iter, we't",l n.' konobar; dvoritac, po dvornik ; služavnik, podnot, Waiterage, w6't*r
*dt, n, dvorba, posluga^ Waiting, w6'i'iig, n. Čekanje; vrebanje; pratnja; dvorba, ...
8
The Ring of Words: Tolkien and the Oxford English Dictionary
Another of Tolkien's Waistcoatslips, showing his use of the unusual spelling
Waiscoat. full-scale entries for Waiterage ('the performance of a waiter's duties'),
Waiterdom ('waiters considered as a class, or collectively'), Waiterhood ('the state
or ...
Peter Gilliver, Jeremy Marshall, Edmund Weiner, 2009
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Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms
... spec. waiterage. 1. Referring to the action or fact of serving: work (contexttial),
serving, ministration (formal), ministry (eccl., except as colored by eccl. use); spec
, duty, function, office (used chiefly in pi., and with "good," "kind," etc.), exercise ...
Frederic Sturges Allen, 1920
10
The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
If you could resolye on it, there is always a vacant room here; and there are now
two handy maids, no difficulty about waiterage;— also Jane has been spoken to;
— and in short for a couple of weeks, or till you tired, there is nothing to hinder but
...
Thomas Carlyle, Charles Richard Sanders, Jane Welsh Carlyle, 2009
