I. val‧et¹ /ˈvælət, ˈvælɪt, ˈvæleɪ $ væˈleɪ/ noun [countable]
[Date: 1400-1500; Language: Old French; Origin: vaslet, valet 'young male servant', from Medieval Latin vassellittus, from vassus; ⇒ vassal]

1. a male servant who looks after a man’s clothes, serves his meals etc ⇒ maid

2. (also valet parker American English) someone who parks your car for you at a restaurant, hotel etc:
valet service

3. British English someone who cleans the clothes of people staying in a hotel

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II. valet² verb [transitive] British English
to clean someone’s car:
a valeting service

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