Meanings of looking maid in English

Knocking at the door, it was soon opened by a very neat- looking maid.

This was an elderly respectable- looking maid-servant, old Judith, whose name was well known to her.

He was informed by the middle-aged, respectable- looking maid that the ladies were in the garden behind the house.

A young good- looking maid enough, seemingly.'

But then he turned abruptly and stalked away, leaving a very frightened- looking maid who soon scurried back to her room.

She was neither a clean nor a tidy- looking maid, and Hinton, fastidious on such matters, took in this fact at a glance.

Benson attended at table, assisted by a dark-faced and very surly- looking maid, in whom Harley thought he recognized the housekeeper's bete noire.

Just then the door of the house opened and a trim looking maid appeared and greeted the chauffeur familiarly as "Heinie".

She was tall, quietly and elegantly dressed, and she was followed by a most correct looking maid, who carried a tiny Japanese spaniel.

The door was opened by a swarthy foreign- looking maid, with a prominent bosom under a gay neckerchief, whom he vaguely fancied to be Sicilian.

Desmond was about to speak when the door opened and a foreign- looking maid, whom Desmond remembered to have seen in the dancer's dressing-room, came in.

"We're all actors here, darlings," another good- looking maid explained.

"Please, sir," said a scared- looking maid, opening the door just wide enough to make room for her face.