dairymaid

[Eng. dairy, and maid.] A maid or woman servant whose busine it is to milk cows, attend to the dairy, . "Come up quickly, or we shall conclude that thou art in love with one of Sir Roger's dairymaids ."- Add is on . däir-y-room, s. [Eng. dairy, and room.] A dairy house. da-is (1), *deis, *des, *dese, *deys, *dees, *dece, *dee e, s . [O. Fr. deis , do is , dais ; Ital. desco , from Lat. discus =(1) a quoit, a platter, (2) a table; Gr. diskos =a quoit, a plate.] *1. The high or principal table at the end of a hall, usually covered with tapestry or hangings. At it the chief guests were seated. IMG:content-1758.png:[blocks in formation]