maid's

Belonging to housekeeper

Maid's is the possessive form of maid, indicating something belonging to or associated with a maid.

It most commonly appears in compounds like maid's room or maid's quarters, referring to living spaces designated for domestic servants, or maid's uniform, the distinctive clothing worn by household staff.

The phrase maid's day off refers to the scheduled time when a domestic worker is not on duty.

domestic

uniform

Identical throughout

  • apronWaist-tied protective garment
  • quartersAssigned living accommodations
  • dutiesRequired tasks or charges

cap · service · room · cleaning · feather duster · housekeeping · livery · chamber · lodging · day off

idiomatic

honor

High regard, moral dignity

dress · attendant · procession · shower · bachelorette · veil · ceremony · rehearsal · duties · gown

possessive

belonging

State of fitting in

room · attire · things · station · place · position · role · responsibility · domain · territory

Opposites
domestic service hierarchy

maid'smaster's

Advanced graduate credential

mistress's · butler's · employer's · owner's · steward's

employer vs. employee

maid'smaster's

Advanced graduate credential

mistress's · employer's · owner's · lady's · madam's

Phrases
Family

maid, maiden, barmaid, maids, housemaid, bridesmaid, maidenly, milkmaid, nursemaid

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G