A maidservant, a female attendant (cf. maid, n.1 3a, maiden of honour n. at compounds 1b). In later use English regional (now rare).

A female servant.

Frequently with preceding possessive adjective. A female slave or servant; a maid; esp. a lady's maid or personal attendant (now chiefly historical…

A female servant or attendant; a maidservant; often with defining word prefixed as bar-maid, chamber-maid, farm-maid, house-maid, nurse-maid, servant…

A maid-servant or handmaid.

A female servant, maidservant, serving-maid; also †handmaid, †bondwoman.

†a young female servant (cf. sense 6) (obsolete); a girl; a woman who is still a child.

A female servant, usually a domestic servant.

A woman who serves; an adult female servant or attendant.

A female servant.

A female servant, usually a domestic servant; = maidservant, n.

A female servant.

A female servant or attendant.

A female administrator; an administratrix. Cf. administratress, n.

A woman who ministers or serves. Also in extended use.

A woman or girl who serves; a female servant or attendant; a maid, a maidservant. Cf. servant maid, n.

= sense A. 3.

A female servant or attendant.

A maidservant.

A young female servant.

A female servant or domestic employee; a maid (now chiefly historical). Now more generally: a female employee. Frequently with connotations of…

Of persons, esp. servants: rendering (certain) necessary, useful, or personal services. In later use frequently necessary woman. (In early use…

At Oxford (also at Yale and Harvard): A college servant.

A female servant or attendant.

A maidservant, handmaid.