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barista



ba·ris·ta [ bə-ˈrē-stə]



barista   
noun
[bə-ˈrē-stə]

Definition of barista

: a person who makes and serves coffee (such as espresso) to the public



Recent Examples on the Web


//For a list of locations: Jobs.gianteagle.com/Cleveland The company is looking to fill several positions, including: personal shoppers, baristas, cake decorators, deli and prepared foods clerks, cashiers and meat cutters.
— Olivera Perkins, cleveland, "Giant Eagle hiring for 250 openings in Greater Cleveland," 12 Nov. 2019
//The 60-second spot features actors playing a coffee barista, a ride-share driver, and a stripper.
— BostonGlobe.com, "The sum pushes to $3 million the amount she’s loaned her campaign since," 11 Oct. 2019
//She's worked as a barista, waitress, and bartender over the years and has, along with the other women interviewed here, watched the first season of the show.
— Elisabeth Sherman, Glamour, "What Sweetbitter Gets Right—and Wrong—About Toxic Restaurant Culture," 15 July 2019
//Some residents are calling for a Starbucks boycott after a barista, on the Fourth of July, asked a group of Tempe police officers to move or leave because a customer was uncomfortable.
— Lorraine Longhi, azcentral, "Valley coffee shops wade into Tempe Starbucks controversy," 8 July 2019
//Ahead, real baristas, coffee shop owners, and other coffee professionals share their unique takes on cold brew and iced coffee.
— Olivia Harrison, refinery29.com, "Baristas Weigh In On This Summer's Biggest Coffee Trends," 20 June 2019
//But that morning, the baristas could tell: George didn’t look so good.
— Christine Condon, baltimoresun.com, "Committed to helping homeless, Laurel Councilwoman Nicholas to be honored for volunteering," 26 July 2019
//And your circle — your partner, your friends, your favorite barista — contains global multitudes.
— San Diego Union-Tribune, "Column: On World Refugee Day, an SDSU gallery asks us to exhibit our humanity," 19 June 2019
//Race Together’ campaign a few years ago encouraging customers to talk to its baristas about race.
— Vanessa Fuhrmans, WSJ, "This Boss Is Making Race Relations a Business Matter," 13 Mar. 2019


First Known Use of barista

1982, in the meaning defined above



History and Etymology for barista

Italian, person working behind a bar, from bar bar (from English) + - ista -ist entry 1



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