- A
maid, housemaid, or
maidservant is a
female domestic worker. In the
Victorian era,
domestic service was the second-largest
category of
employment in...
- Look up
maid in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
maid is a
woman emplo**** in
domestic service.
Maid,
MAID or
Maids may also
refer to:
Maid (title), a...
- Look up
maid in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
maid is a
female domestic servant emplo**** for housekeeping. The
Maid may
refer to:
Saint Joan of Arc...
- its
legal voluntary form is
called Medical ****istance in
Dying (
MAiD, also
spelled MAID) and it
first became legal along with ****isted
suicide in June...
-
Maid is an
American drama limited series created for
Netflix by
Molly Smith Metzler. The
series is
inspired by
Stephanie Land's
memoir Maid: Hard Work...
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French maid was a term
applied in the
Victorian and
early 20th-century
periods to a lady's
maid of
French nationality. A lady's
maid was a
senior servant...
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Maid Marian is the
heroine of the
Robin Hood
legend in
English folklore,
often taken to be his lover. She is not
mentioned in the early,
medieval versions...
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Maid cafés (****anese: メイド喫茶 or メイドカフェ, Hepburn:
meido kissa or
meido kafe) are a
subcategory of
cosplay restaurants found predominantly in ****an and Taiwan...
- The
Maid of
Orleans may
refer to: Joan of Arc "The
Maid of Orleans" (poem), a 1730
unfinished poem by
Voltaire The
Maid of
Orleans (play), an 1801 historical...
- A lady's
maid is a
female personal attendant who
waits on her
female employer. The role of a lady's
maid is
similar to that of a gentleman's valet. Traditionally...
