garçon

[ gar-sawn ]

/ garˈsɔ̃ /

(usually in direct address) a waiter in a restaurant.

a boy or a young unmarried man.

a male employee or servant.

Words nearby garçon

Turn about is fair play, garcon Cart'rette: so when you're in trouble come to me.

The Battle Of The Strong, Complete |Gilbert Parker
C'est la fortune de la guerre, mon garcon; but calm yourself, and take this potion which Blanche has prepared for you.

Burlesques |William Makepeace Thackeray
There was no one about, but under an electric bell was written Garcon.

The Moon and Sixpence |W. Somerset Maugham
They should both, garcon and cashier, be discharged on the spot.

Europe Revised |Irvin S. Cobb

They stopped in front of the hotel, and Valmond, motioning to the garcon, gave him an order.

When Valmond Came to Pontiac, Complete |Gilbert Parker

garçon

/ (ˈɡɑsɒn, French ɡarsɔ̃) /

a waiter or male servant, esp if French

C19: from Old French gars lad, probably of Germanic origin