AID, AIDE, AIDING
ADJECTIVES
1418 — FURTHERING aiding, helping → obs.
1483 — AIDANT giving aid, helpful, helping, assisting
1599 — ADJUVABLE giving aid, helpful → obs.
1612 — ADJUTORY giving aid, helping → obs.
1614 — ADJUVANT aiding, assisting, helpful
1656 — OPIFEROUS bringing aid, help, or assistance → obs.
1657 — ADJUTORIOUS giving aid, helpful, assisting → obs.
1676 — ADMINICULAR giving aid, helpful
1818 — ADMINICULARY giving aid, helpful → obs.
NOUNS
1387 — SUBSIDY aid, help, assistance → obs.
1400 — FAVOUR aid, support, furtherance → obs.
1400 — JUVAMENT help, aid, assistance → obs.
1440 — FURTHERANCE id, assistance; a helping forward; advancement
1450 — SUCCURRANCE aid, succour, help, assistance → obs.
1460 — SUFFRAGE aid, help, support, assistance → obs.
1475 — PRESIDY relief, succour; remedy, aid → obs.
1513 — SISTENCE aid, help → obs.
1556 — ADMINICLE anything that aids, helps, or supports
1581 — MYSTERY an aid; something helpful → obs.
1593 — AIDANCE aid, assistance, means of help, support
1597 — OPITULATION a giving aid or help, assistance → obs.
1598 — ADVOCATION a calling to one’s aid; an appeal for aid or defense → obs.
1640 — SUBSIDIUM an aid, help, subsidy
1644 — SUFFRAGAN an aid, help; said of things → obs.
..E19 — LOGGING the corrupt giving of mutual aid, esp. in professional contexts, as a critic consistently pushing a novelist friend → sl., orig. US
NOUNS, PERSON
1330 — MAINTAINER a person who gives aid, countenance, or support to another; a defender and helper → obs.
1440 — SUCCOURER a person who aids or assists → obs.
1475 — AIDANT an aide, helper, assistant
1480 — SUFFRAGE a person who helps or aids → obs.
1597 — ADJOINT an aider, a helper, → obs.
1624 — OPITULATOR an aider, a helper → obs.
..E19 — LOG-ROLLER a politician who engages in the corrupt giving of mutual aid → sl.
PREPOSITIONS
1898 — ATOWARDS in aid of, in contribution to → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
VERBS
1200 — FILSTEN to aid, to help, to further → obs.
1300 — BEET to aid, to help, to assist a person in need or trouble; to supply the wants of → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1300 — VAIL to aid, assist, or help → obs.
1546 — HELP A (LAME) DOG OVER A STILE to come to the aid of someone in need
1597 — OPITULATE to aid, to assist, to help → obs.
1597 — SUBAID to give secret aid to → obs.
1599 — ADJUVATE to aid, to assist → obs.
1656 — AUXILIATE to aid, to help, to assist → obs.
1708 — JUVATE to aid, to help → obs.
.M19 — LOG-ROLL to engage in the corrupt giving of mutual aid → sl.
1890 — BEAR A BOB to aid, to assist → Eng. dial.
1901 — AIDEN to aid, to help, to assist → Eng. dial.
1945 — GIVE A HEAD to aid or assist → Amer. dial.
1950 — HIT THE PANIC BUTTON to summon aid; to over-react, to panic
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