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housemaid
/ˈhaʊs.meɪd/
Definition
1
A female domestic worker employed to perform cleaning, cooking, and other household chores in a private home.
2
A woman who maintains the upkeep of a residence, often historically a live-in servant.
Examples
The housemaid discovered the family's secret stash of expired condiments and staged a quiet rebellion by reorganizing the fridge into chaos.
In a world of smart homes, the housemaid's ancient feather duster remains the ultimate weapon against digital dust bunnies.
My grandmother's housemaid could polish silver so brightly it reflected the neighbors' poorly kept lawns.
The housemaid sighed as she ironed shirts for executives who couldn't tell a crease from a cryptocurrency crash.