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- noun Plural form of
waitstaff .
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Examples
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Service, even at a peripheral table, was almost besiegingly attentive, although the era of all-male French waitstaffs with thick accents in a New York restaurant is passé.
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And waitstaffs are fielding questions from concerned guests worried that what they're being served may not be safe.
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And waitstaffs are fielding questions from concerned guests worried that what they're being served may not be safe.
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And waitstaffs are fielding questions from concerned guests worried that what they're being served may not be safe.
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For a more casual outing, the waitstaffs at Nadia's, Samba and Eno Vino are all very helpful resources for beginners.
unknown title 2009
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For a more casual outing, the waitstaffs at Nadia's, Samba and Eno Vino are all very helpful resources for beginners.
unknown title 2009
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For a more casual outing, the waitstaffs at Nadia's, Samba and Eno Vino are all very helpful resources for beginners.
unknown title 2009
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For a more casual outing, the waitstaffs at Nadia's, Samba and Eno Vino are all very helpful resources for beginners.
unknown title 2009
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For a more casual outing, the waitstaffs at Nadia's, Samba and Eno Vino are all very helpful resources for beginners.
unknown title 2009
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Hey, there's nothing smaller than tipping, and cheaping out waitstaffs could be just the kind of taint that American sports 'golden boy doesn't need.
SPORTSbyBROOKS 2009
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