A helper.

A helper.

One who aids or assists; a helper. Obsolete.

Help or deliverance from evil or peril; assistance, relief, remedy, rescue. Often in boot of bale; cf. bale, n.1 6 concrete. A means or agent of…

A person who provides profit or gain; a benefactor. Obsolete.

More generally: help, support, assistance. Obsolete.

A person who gives help, support, or assistance to another. Obsolete.

A helper, an assistant. Obsolete.

A person who, or thing which, provides aid or assistance; a helper; a help, support, or means of assistance. In later use esp. in aider and abettor.

A helper, an assistant, esp. one assigned to a particular person; an aide.

One who renders aid or kindly service to others, a friendly helper; one who advances the interests of a cause or institution, a patron.

One who gives help to a person, or aids in the execution of a purpose; a helper, an auxiliary; a promoter; also, a means of help, an aid.

Generally. Simply: a person who serves or performs a service for another person, organization, or group (without implication that this is done in…

gen. A person who provides assistance or support, esp. to a person in authority; a helper, an assistant. Cf. aide, n. 1.

Help, assistance. Also: a person who or thing which helps or assists.

A person who or (more commonly) thing which helps or provides aid or assistance; an aid; an assistant, a helper.

A spirit, often taking the form of an animal, which obeys and assists a witch or other person. Cf. earlier familiar spirit n. familiar devil n. at…

A helper; an assistant. Obsolete (in later use passing into an extended use of sense A. 2b).

A helper.

A person empowered to act on behalf of others; spec. each of the delegates chosen to represent the private soldiers of some units of the…