valet
//ˈvæl.eɪ//
Noun
valetSingular
valetsPlural
1
A personal male servant who attends to a man's clothing and personal needs.
The wealthy gentleman employed a valet to take care of his wardrobe.
2
An employee at a hotel, restaurant, or parking facility who parks guests' cars.
I handed my keys to the valet at the hotel entrance.
3
A stand or rack for holding clothes, especially a suit.
He hung his suit on the valet before going to bed.
Synonym
Verb
valetInfinitive
valetPresent tense
valetedPast tense
valetedPast participle
valetingPresent participle
valetsThird-person singular
1
To clean or park (a car) as a valet service.
The hotel staff will valet your car while you check in.
2
To act as a personal servant to someone.
He valeted for a wealthy businessman for many years.