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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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the parking attendant/valet/server

We have to tip the parking attendant/valet/server to bring us our car.

Are all of the bolded words interchangeable in the above? Thanks.
  

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"Parking attendant" is an American term, I'm not sure what it means. "Valet" (without the "parking") is what I would use. I have never heard of a "parking server".

— A Cornish Pasty

  • "Parking attendant" is an American term, I'm not sure what it means.
  • "Valet" (without the "parking") is what I would use.
  • I have never heard of a "parking server".
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"Parking attendant" is an American term, I'm not sure what it means.

"Valet" (without the "parking") is what I would use.

I have never heard of a "parking server".
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AngliholicWe have to tip the parking attendant/valet/server to bring us our car.

Are all of the bolded words interchangeable in the above? Thanks.
I would use 'parking attendant' or 'valet' [parking is understood]; I've never heard 'server' used in this context.
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Philip
Angliholic
We have to tip the parking attendant/valet/server to bring us our car.

Are all of the bolded words interchangeable in the above? Thanks.

I would use 'parking attendant' or 'valet' [parking is understood]; I've never heard 'server' used in this context.
Thanks, Pasty and Phili
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