housemaid

noun
UK /ˈhaʊs.meɪd/
US /ˈhaʊs.meɪd/

A housemaid is a woman who is paid to clean and take care of a house.

The housemaid cleaned the rooms and made the beds every morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A female servant employed to do general housework in a large household.

In the old mansion, the housemaid dusted the grand staircase each day.

3. A person hired mainly to do cleaning tasks in a hotel or institution.

The hotel hired a new housemaid to tidy the guest rooms.

4. A young woman in domestic service, especially in historical settings.

The novel's heroine worked as a housemaid before she became wealthy.