what is another word for stewardesses?
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Stewardesses: hostesses, air hostesses, flight attendants, airline stewardess, cabin attendants, cabin crews, pursers, skycaps, stews.\n\nForeman: boss, boss man, boss lady, pit boss, executive, exec, director, foreperson, forewoman, chairperson, spokeperson, head, head man, manager, overseer, superintendent, leader, supervisor, taskmaster, taskmistress, straw boss, chief (slang), gaffer, honcho, head honcho, ganger, Big Brother, pusher, slave driver, chieftain, controller, dominator, master, owner, top dog, tyee, tyhee, hyas tyee, wheel, big wheel, big gun, bigwig, captain, general, governor, monarch, ogema, overlord, sachem, sovereign, comander, dictator, duke,  key player, king, prince, principal, proprietor, ringleader, ruler, suzerain, top brass, baton, bellwether, dean, counsellor, dignatary, doyen, eminence, forerunner, guide, harbinger, herald, lion, luminary, maestro, notability, notable, kingpin, number one, officer, pacesetter, pilot, pioneer, precursor, rector, shepherd, skipper, superior, big cheese, brass hat, custodian, zookeeper, super, sitter, comptroller, digger, impresario, old man, producer, inspector.
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John\nJoshua\nCourtney\nEmma\nJessica\nMonique
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colonel\ndaiquiri\ninoculate\nlicense\nmisspell\nperseverance\nvacuum
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Yes and chivalry is dead!!!\n\nI'm trying my hardest to teach my two year old to say "firefighter" or "police officer" or "mail carrier".  It's hard b/c when I was growing up, they were "fireman" and "policeman" and "mailman".  Oh, and God forbid you call a "flight attendant" a "stewardess".
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You mean like prisoner/guard, police officer/suspect, pilot/stewardess, pirate/prisoner, knight/damsel, boss/secretary?
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Elle\nElma\nEleanor\nEla\nElaine\nElda\nElsa\nElizabeth\nEllen\nElen\nEleyn\nElie\nEllie\nElsie\nElla
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jessica, jessica, jessca, jessca, jesca, jeska, jka
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Flight attendant. You need to know a lot of different languages in order to serve customers. Plus, you get to learn CPR and all that first aid stuff.
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Swimmer: penguin\nFlier: does that mean acrobatic flier? =hummingbird; resistance flier? = duck, powerful flier?= dove\nWader: heron, stork, crane\nGlider: albatross, vulture
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minion\ngroupie\nfamiliar\npuppet\ntrophy\ninspiration\nshe could be a slave, or a succubus, or concubine\nflunky or lackey
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I would say flight attendant. They have trouble finding people who enjoy staying in other country's
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Woman? \n\nJust kidding.\n\nagitated, berserk, beside oneself, blazing, carried away, convulsive, crazed, crazy, delirious, distracted, distraught, emotional, excited, fiery, frantic, frenzied, fuming, furious, impassioned, impetuous, incensed, irrepressible, mad, maddened, nervous, neurotic, overwrought, panic-stricken, passionate, possessed, rabid, raging, rampant, raving, seething, spasmodic, tempestuous, turbulent, uncontrollable, uncontrolled, unnerved, unrestrained, uproarious, vehement, violent, wild, worked up
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Here in the US, we use the term flight attendants, and it is considered honorable work.  It would not even occur to Americans to "talk rubbish" about a young lady or her family because she worked as a flight attendant.  They are very important to flight safety!
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Ofcr Officer \n  Ofc Officer \nThere are two ways to abbreviate Officer. \n--Misty
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precious\nprecocious\npitiful\npersonal\npersonable\npicky\npiney\npuffy\npretty\nprissy\nprickly\npenniless\npalliative\npalatable\npanoramic\npink\npuce\npoor\npopular\npainful\npainless\npasty\npale\npious\nperilous\nporcine\npreachy\npossible\npolished\nporous\npeaceful\npeaceable\npiercing\npiecemeal\npetty
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dove, glove, belove, love, shove, lady-love, turtledove, unglove.
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Feminist\nWonder\nRacism