help
I
noun
abetment, accommodation, advantage, advice, aid, assist, assistance, auxilium, avail, backing, benefaction, benefit, benevolence, boon, care, chanty, contribution, cooperation, cure, deliverance, encouragement, expedient, facilitation, favor, fosterage, furtherance, good turn, guidance, hand, helpfulness, humanitananism, kindness, ministration, patronage, philanthropy, redress, reinforcement, relief, remedy, rescue, resource, seconding, service, stead, strengthening, subsidium, subvention, succor, support, sustenance, use, utility
associated concepts: Good Samaritan
II
verb
abet, accommodate, advance, advise, aid, alleviate, ameliorate, apply a remedy, assist, avail, back, be benevolent, be of use, benefit, better, boost, come to the aid of, contribute, cooperate, correct, cure, do a service, ease, encourage, expedite, facilitate, fix, fortify, forward, furnish assistance, further, heal, improve, intercede for, lend a hand, lend aid, lend support, make easy, oblige, patronize, promote, prop, put right, rally, reinforce, relieve, remedy, render assistance, second, serve, smooth, speed, stand by, stead, strengthen, subvenire, succor, succurrere, support, sustain, work for
associated concepts: aid and abet, facilitation, rescue doctrine
III
index
abet, accommodate, advantage, advocacy, aid (help), aid, ameliorate, assist, assistance, avail (be of use), behalf, benefactor, capitalize (provide capital), charity, coadjutant, consortium (marriage companionship), contribute (assist), contribution (participation), countenance, emend, employee, enable, endow, espouse, expedite, facilitate, favor (sanction), favor, foster, guidance, inure (benefit), largess (generosity), largess (gift), mainstay, nurture, pander, patronage (support), personnel, profit, promote (advance), promote (organize), promotion (encouragement), reassure, redress, reinforcement, relief (aid), relieve (give aid), remedy (legal means of redress), remedy (that which corrects), remedy, Samaritan, save (rescue), serve (assist), service (assistance), side, solace, staff, subsidize, support (assistance), support (assist), uphold
Burton's Legal Thesaurus.
William C. Burton.
2006