Jeeves
Valet
Valet noun - A manservant who acts as a personal attendant to his employer.
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Jeeves and valet are semantically related in manservant topic. You can use "Jeeves" instead a noun "Valet".
Nearby Word: valeting
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- Bertie from Jeeves and Wooster survives thanks to the efforts of Jeeves, who serves as valet, Parental Substitute and Living Emotional Crutch.
Source: Sheltered Aristocrat -
The Jeeves is the perfect British butler, valet, or manservant.
Source: The Jeeves -
The original Jeeves, just for the record, is a valet, not a butler — that is, he's a personal manservant, not a chief of domestic staff; as a bachelor living in a flat, Wooster doesn't have the kind of staff to warrant a butler.
Source: The Jeeves
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