aid money
noun
1Money exacted as an aid by the Crown or a feudal lord (now rare; historical in later use).
2Money contributed as aid; (in later use) specifically economic assistance given by a government or an international agency to a poor or underdeveloped country, region, etc.
Origin
Early 16th century.
- desperadoism
- desperate
- desperate diseases must have desperate remedies
- desperately
- desperateness
- desperation
- despicable
- despicably
- de Spinoza, Baruch
- despise
- despiser
- despite
- despiteful
- despite oneself
- despite (or in despite) of
- Des Plaines
- despoil
- despoiler
- despoilment
- despoliation
- despond
- despondence
- despondency
- despondent
- despondently