salariat
noun
sa·lar·i·at sə-ˈler-ē-ət 
: the class or body of salaried persons usually as distinguished from wage earners
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French, from salarié "person receiving a salary" (from past participle of salarier "to compensate with a salary," going back to Middle French, latinizing derivative of salaire salary) + -at -ate entry 2
First Known Use
1917, in the meaning defined above
- steam locomotive
- steam loop
- steam metal
- steam navvy
- steam organ
- steam packing
- steam piano
- steam point
- steam port
- steam power plant
- steam pump
- steam railroad
- steam ram
- steam road
- steam room
- steam shovel
- steam sizes
- steam still
- steam storage locomotive
- steam table
- steam trap
- steam trawler
- steam turbine
- steam up
- steam valve