Valet

de chambre, val'a d§ shom'br. A body servant, or personal attendant.; Valetudinary, val-e-tu'dY-na-rT, a. Infirm; sickly.—; n. An infirm person; a valetudinarian. — Val'etu'din a'rian, -rT-an, a. Of infirm health; seeking to refrom cover health; sickly; weakly; infirm. — re. A person — re. of a weak, infirm, or sickly constitution; one seek waning to recover health. -sY, Valiant, vaKyant, a. Intrepid in danger; heroic; settled courageous; brave; performed with valor; bravely about conducted; heroic. — Valid, a. Having sufficient fro; strength or force; founded in truth; capable of being settled justified, defended, or supported. {Law.) Having from legal strength or force; executed with the proper formalities.— Validity, -Y-ti, re. State or quality of being valid; strength; force; esp., power to convince; justne ; soundne . {Law.) Legal strength or force; Vag/'of a that quality of a thing which renders it supportable in in law or equity.— Val'or, -er, re. Strength of mind of the in regard to danger: personal bravery; warlike courage.— Val'orous, -Sr-us, a. Po e ing or exhibiting; valor; intrepid; stout; bold; brave; courageous. — Val'ue, -u, re. The propert3' or properties of a thing rev which render it useful; or the degree of such property or properties; utility; precise signification; rate or estimated worth; amount obtainable in exchange or for a thing: price; rate; importance; import. — v. t. to no [valued (-ud), -uing.] To estimate the worth of, rate at a certain price, appraise, reckon with respect to own than number, power, importance, etc.; to rate at a high; end, eve, term; Yn, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r j 483 VALISE price, have in high esteem, hold in respect and admiration. — Val'uable, a. Having value or worth; po e ing qualities which are useful and esteemed; worthy; deserving esteem; precious; costly; estimable. — n. A thing of value; a precious po e ion.— Valua''tion, n. The act of valuing, or of estimating the value or worth; act of setting a price; estimation appraisement; value set upon a thing; estimated worth. — Val'ua'tor, n. One who sets a value on anything; an appraiser. — Valuele , a. Of no value; having no worth. 495