slavey

I was a slavey there for a few years.

I'm not some slavey, to be given orders and abused at your pleasure.

Ms. Thurman does well as a sort of up scale slavey.

Two distinct knocks, sir, will produce the slavey at any time.

He accepted a cup from the slavey who had hastened up to present it to him.

The title means "my heart" in the North Slavey language.

Some of the people in this street are even so well-to-do as to keep a "slavey."

Smith's attention was drawn away as a slavey came bustling up with a tray.

The lake shares its name with the Slavey First Nations.

The main languages in the town are North Slavey and English.

"There's nothing to touch a good slavey," he affirmed.

No matter how much of a slavey she might really be, a chambermaid never thinks of herself as a maid.

Slavey for four bob a week.

With us gone, she'll need a new slavey."

The name is seldom used by the Slavey, who call themselves Dene.

However, the northern Slavey are also known as the Sahtú.

Slavey was the native language spoken by the fictional band in the Canadian television series North of 60.

The consonant inventories in the dialects of Slavey differ considerably.

The following phonological and phonetic statements apply to all four dialects of Slavey.

Slavey does not have obligatory possession but Navajo does.

A slavey sauntered out and regarded him suspiciously.

A slavey is a female servant.

"But I couldn't enjoy the mineral springs because I was a slavey."

She's been shacked up with Joe Slavey for six months, or didn't you know?'

The Slavey had moved north by this time and the Chipewyan had also begun moving into the area.