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aidnoun a person who helps a more skilled personJack is his mother's preferred aid in the kitchen, as his sister Janice is clumsy when it comes to chopping and peeling adjunct, adjutant, aide, apprentice, assistant, coadjutor, deputy, helper, helpmate, helpmeet, lieutenant, mate, sidekick attendant, handmaiden(also handmaid), maid, maidservant, scullion, servantauxiliary, legman, subordinate, underlingemployee(also employe), hand, help, hireling, laborer, swamper, workergal Friday, girl Fridayman Friday, right handaide-de-camp a thing that helpsa dictionary is a handy aid for working crossword puzzles advantage, asset, benefit, boon, help hand, lift, pick-me-upsupport, sustenanceblessing, godsend, windfallrecourse, refuge, resort, resource disadvantage, drawback, encumbrance, hindrance, impediment, minus constraint, inhibitor, liability, obstacle, obstruction, restraint, stranglehold an act or instance of helpingthe clerk asked if she needed any aid carrying out her purchases abetment, assist, assistance, backing, boost, hand, help, helping hand, leg up, lift, support advancement, encouragement, facilitation, forwarding, furtherance, furthering, nurturancebenefaction, patronage, promotion, sponsorshipadvice, care, counsel, guidance, mentoringattendance, attention, hand-holding, servicebeneficence, charity, favor, kindness, philanthropyassuagement, palliation, relief, succor hindrance constraint, frustration, inhibition, interference, obstruction, repression, restraintdeterrence, discouragement to provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an endsought to aid her in her search for a dachshund puppy by looking online abet, assist, back, backstop, help, prop (up), support advance, ease, facilitate, forward, foster, further, launchchampion, endorse(also indorse), patronize, promote, sponsorattend, care (for), comfort, minister (to), succorsustainbolster, boost, buttress, reinforce(also reenforce)advise, counsel, guide, mentor, nurturebail out, deliver, rescue, saveembolden, encourage, heartenbenefit, favor, oblige, profit, serve bear a hand, to stand one in good stead hinder balk, bar, block, constrain, hamper, handicap, hold back, impede, inhibit, obstruct, restrain, stranglebaffle, foil, frustrate, inconvenience, interfere, oppose, sabotage, thwartdesert, disappoint, fail, let downdiscourage, disheartenrepress, retard, stifle, straiten, stuntdamage, harm, hurt, injure in the 15th century |