domestics

Live-in house workers

Domestics are household servants—maids, cooks, butlers, and other staff who work in private homes.

The term appears in discussions of labor history and immigration, where domestic workers often faced exploitation.

Domestics can also mean household goods, especially linens and similar items sold in a department store's domestics section.

staff

housekeeper

Domestic cleaning professional

  • maidHousehold cleaning worker
  • butlerChief domestic servant
  • nannyHired child caretaker

cook · gardener · chauffeur · valet · governess · au pair · chambermaid · laundress · footman · steward

chores

cleaning

Removing dirt and mess

sweeping · dusting · scrubbing · vacuuming · washing · tidying · polishing · dishwashing · cooking · decluttering

disputes

argument

Reasoned case or dispute

bickering · spat · squabble · tiff · conflict · disagreement · clash · confrontation · feud · fallout

household-goods

linens

Household fabric goods

tableware · cookware · kitchenware · glassware · crockery · silverware · utensils · homeware · cushions · porcelain

flights

internal

Situated within

short-haul · nonstop · hub · feeder · commuter · interstate · transcontinental · intranational · layover · departure

Categories
Opposites
employment type

domesticsfactory workers

Employees in manufacturing facilities

industrial workers · office workers · corporate employees · assembly line workers · white-collar workers

goods origin

domesticsimports

Goods brought in

exotic goods

flight routes

domesticsinternationals

People from other countries

international flights · intercontinental flights · transatlantic flights

Phrases
Family

domestic, domesticated, domesticate, domesticity, domestically, domestication, domesticating, domesticates, domesticities

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G