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- serˈvant-girl, serˈvant-lass or serˈvant-maid nounA female domestic servant• • •Main Entry: ↑servant
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lass — [las] n. [north ME lasce, lasse: prob. < Anglo N * lasqa < ON lǫskr, weak, idle < IE * lēid , var. of base * lēi > LATE, LET1] 1. a young woman; girl 2. a sweetheart 3. Scot. a girl servant; maid … English World dictionary
servant-girl — serˈvant girl, serˈvant lass or serˈvant maid noun A female domestic servant • • • Main Entry: ↑servant … Useful english dictionary
servant-maid — serˈvant girl, serˈvant lass or serˈvant maid noun A female domestic servant • • • Main Entry: ↑servant … Useful english dictionary
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