waiterish

English

Etymology

From waiter +‎ -ish.

Adjective

waiterish (comparative more waiterish, superlative most waiterish)

1. (informal) Resembling or characteristic of a waiter.
   • 1863, Fun, volume 4, page 150:

     As we sit down to write, we sink in our own estimation; we blush involuntarily, although we are in the deepest solitude; we look at our arm, in dread lest we should find a napkin hanging on it, in true waiterish attitude; we rush to the glass to ascertain whether our neck is encompassed by the conventional little white tie; and we have to look around us.