waistpron 

the half apron that only covers from the waist down

so Anthony do you wear a waistpron or a full on apron at work?

waistpron by daniel duke June 27, 2006

Waitron 

This word is derived from the word "waiter" or "waitress", and put together with the suffix "-tron".

Etymology of "-tron": Greek, suffix denoting an instrument; akin to Old English.

It is a dehumanizing term often used to refer to a waiter/waitress.

Dick goes into a restaurant and places a stack of one dollar bills on the table. Dick tells the waitron that this is his tip. If the waitron does bad, a dollar will be taken away. Good, a dollar put back. As his server slowly dissatisfies him, he removes the money from the tip pile. Waitron is saddened.

Waitron by TooCrooked December 3, 2004

waitron 

A unisex term for a restaurant server. Replaces waitress or waiter. First used in Mustache Bill's Diner in N.J. in the early 1970s.

I really like the waitrons at my local diner. They are always greet me kindly and bring my coffee with the menu.

waitron by Mustache Bill January 4, 2014

waitron 

A waitress, or waitresses at a resturant or other food establishment.

Ask the Waitron for another soda.

waitron by cronix April 29, 2004