help
61HELP — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index help noun accessory, advantage (2), assistant, capital, comfort, encouragement, favor, help, helper, interest, makeshift …
62help — See: can help, can t help but or cannot but, so help me …
63help — 1. mainly American a domestic servant In standard use, any employee and a shortened form of hired help. In the home it implies voluntary assistance rather than servitude: I don t want my help to know or guess. (F. Harris, 1925 about her …
64help — 1. verb 1) Syn: assist, aid, abet, lend a hand (to), give assistance to, come to the aid of, be of service to, do someone a favour, do someone a service, do someone a good turn, rally round, pitch in 2) this credit card helps cancer research Syn …
65help — [OE] Today, help is essentially a Germanic word. Related forms such as German helfen, Dutch helpen, Swedish hjälpa, and Danish hjælpe point to a Germanic ancestor *khelp . But there is one clue – Lithuanian shélpti ‘help, support’ – that suggests …
66help — Kōkua; kōkua mai, hōlina! Also: lawelawe lima; ko o lani (given a chief). ♦ To refuse help, huli kua, kā i ī. ♦ Help wanted (advertisement), ho olaha limahana …
67help — [OE] Today, help is essentially a Germanic word. Related forms such as German helfen, Dutch helpen, Swedish hjälpa, and Danish hjælpe point to a Germanic ancestor *khelp . But there is one clue – Lithuanian shélpti ‘help, support’ – that suggests …
68help — <ENTRY NOT COMPLETE!>…it implies making only a minor contribution or acting in a secondary role. In frequency of use and degree of actual participation in providing what is being sought, the words rank in the order listed above: He helped… …
69help in — phr verb Help in is used with these nouns as the object: ↑enquiry …
70help — ● ►en interj. ►HELP Au secours , en anglais. Touche présente sur certains claviers, et qui permet d appeler une aide en ligne …
