valet
noun
[ ˈvalɪt ]
• a man's personal male attendant, who is responsible for his clothes and appearance.
• a person employed to clean or park cars.
• "he handed his keys to the parking valet"
valet
verb
• act as a valet to (a particular man).
• "one evening when I was valeting him, Mr Charles told me he had met my father"
• clean (a car), especially on the inside.
• "try not to spill anything on the seat—I just had the thing valeted"
Origin:
late 15th century (denoting a footman acting as an attendant to a horseman): from French; related to vassal.
