|
en
parlormaid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
domestic
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
damsel
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
handmaid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
chambermaid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
lady's maid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
a maid
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
servant
|
Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors polymatrix and trevorm
|
|
en
maid
(n, person)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
|
en
girl
(n, person)
|
Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
|
|
en
A maid
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
|
en
a household worker who cleans
|
Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors halelaniau
|
|
en
maid
(n)
|
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
|
en
blue collar worker
(n)
|
Source: OpenCyc 2012
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