Definition of tapster in English:

tapster

noun ˈtapstəˈtæpstər

archaic

A person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar.
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Example sentencesExamples
- It was a classical insurgency situation, in which "decayed tapsters and serving men" faced men who "knew what they fought for and loved what they knew".
- Dispensing witticisms in accents as thick as the foamy head on the Guinness they carefully pour, the tapsters at Dublin House move behind the long, well-used bar, with much of the same natural ease as many of the patrons down their drinks in front of it.
- She spends most of her time out and about in Suzail buying the drinkables served at the bar but occasionally arrives of an evening to chat with patrons and flirt with her tapsters (who are all scared of her).
- Sir John, staying at the Garter Inn, successfully recommends him to his Host as a tapster.
- Their ranks also included proctors, ‘apparators,’ tapsters, a toll taker on London Bridge, and ‘pattentees.’

Origin

Old English tæppestre, denoting a woman serving ale (see tap¹, -ster).

Definition of tapster in US English:

tapster

nounˈtæpstərˈtapstər

archaic

A person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar.
〈古〉酒吧间服务员
Example sentencesExamples
- Sir John, staying at the Garter Inn, successfully recommends him to his Host as a tapster.
- Dispensing witticisms in accents as thick as the foamy head on the Guinness they carefully pour, the tapsters at Dublin House move behind the long, well-used bar, with much of the same natural ease as many of the patrons down their drinks in front of it.
- It was a classical insurgency situation, in which "decayed tapsters and serving men" faced men who "knew what they fought for and loved what they knew".
- She spends most of her time out and about in Suzail buying the drinkables served at the bar but occasionally arrives of an evening to chat with patrons and flirt with her tapsters (who are all scared of her).
- Their ranks also included proctors, ‘apparators,’ tapsters, a toll taker on London Bridge, and ‘pattentees.’

Origin

Old English tæppestre, denoting a woman serving ale (see tap, -ster).

单词	tapster
释义	Definition of tapster in English: tapster noun ˈtapstəˈtæpstər archaic A person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar. 〈古〉酒吧间服务员 Example sentencesExamples It was a classical insurgency situation, in which "decayed tapsters and serving men" faced men who "knew what they fought for and loved what they knew". Dispensing witticisms in accents as thick as the foamy head on the Guinness they carefully pour, the tapsters at Dublin House move behind the long, well-used bar, with much of the same natural ease as many of the patrons down their drinks in front of it. She spends most of her time out and about in Suzail buying the drinkables served at the bar but occasionally arrives of an evening to chat with patrons and flirt with her tapsters (who are all scared of her). Sir John, staying at the Garter Inn, successfully recommends him to his Host as a tapster. Their ranks also included proctors, ‘apparators,’ tapsters, a toll taker on London Bridge, and ‘pattentees.’ Origin Old English tæppestre, denoting a woman serving ale (see tap¹, -ster). Definition of tapster in US English: tapster nounˈtæpstərˈtapstər archaic A person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar. 〈古〉酒吧间服务员 Example sentencesExamples Sir John, staying at the Garter Inn, successfully recommends him to his Host as a tapster. Dispensing witticisms in accents as thick as the foamy head on the Guinness they carefully pour, the tapsters at Dublin House move behind the long, well-used bar, with much of the same natural ease as many of the patrons down their drinks in front of it. It was a classical insurgency situation, in which "decayed tapsters and serving men" faced men who "knew what they fought for and loved what they knew". She spends most of her time out and about in Suzail buying the drinkables served at the bar but occasionally arrives of an evening to chat with patrons and flirt with her tapsters (who are all scared of her). Their ranks also included proctors, ‘apparators,’ tapsters, a toll taker on London Bridge, and ‘pattentees.’ Origin Old English tæppestre, denoting a woman serving ale (see tap, -ster).
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