to valet
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5.5
- verb
- /væˈleɪ/
- US
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aparcar
- She wants to hire dancers, throw parties, and have parking attendants valet her guests' cars.
- valet the car
Examples
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I'm Chet and I'll be happy to valet your car.
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Let's say that you go valet your car and you give a valet, you get a valet stub.
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It's too expensive to valet here.
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In Los Angeles, anyone with three dollars can valet park.
Fiction book (1994) -
So I was valeting cars and up to no good.
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So that's like another Oh my gosh, you valet a car?
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So that's like another, Oh my gosh, you valet a car?
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just valet it.
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i'm not valeting.
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At the restaurant, the staff will valet your car for a small fee.
Compounds
8
3.5
A service at hotels or restaurants where a person parks and brings back your car for you
- Archaic
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9.9
A man who cares for a person's clothes and personal needs in a house or court
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Valet as a verb for cars comes from the job name valet, so to valet a car is simply to park or look after it for someone as a service.