/ˈvælɪts/
NOUN
People employed to attend to another person's personal needs, particularly clothing, grooming, appearance, and household assistance.
People who provide personal assistance, especially with dressing, grooming, clothing, and other individual needs.
People employed to perform various household duties, errands, or routine tasks in service of another person.
NOUN
People who accompany another person as companions, attendants, or chaperones.
People who accompany someone to provide company, assistance, or personal supervision.
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People employed to clean, park, retrieve, or otherwise attend to customers' vehicles.
Employees responsible for parking and retrieving vehicles for customers at hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, and other establishments.
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Women who accompany or assist men in social or professional settings, including performers who act as managers or personal companions in professional wrestling.
Female performers in professional wrestling who accompany wrestlers, act as managers or personal chaperones, and contribute to their presentation.
Women who accompany men as companions or chaperones, particularly in social situations.
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People employed at a racecourse to assist jockeys and trainers with their duties.
Workers who provide practical assistance to jockeys and trainers at a racecourse, helping with preparations and related tasks.
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Wooden stands designed to hold clothing and accessories while a person prepares to dress.
Freestanding wooden fixtures used to organize or hold garments and personal accessories before dressing.
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Implements resembling a goad or stick fitted with an iron point.
Sticks or pointed implements used for prodding or urging something forward.