Help

help, v. [imp. & p. p. helped (helpt), obs. imp. holp and p. p. holpen; helping.] To aid, a ist; to furnish with the means of deliverance; to furnish with relief in pain or disease to change linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get 274 HELTER-SKELTER 256 for the better, remedy; to prevent, hinder; to forbear, avoid. — To lend aid or a istance. — n. Aid; a istance remedy; relief in U. S., one who helps, a domestic servant. [AS. help an, to help, helpe, help; Skr. klip, to be for, kalpa, .] — Help'er, n. One who helps or a ists; an a istant^ auxiliary. — Helpful, -fyl, a. Furnishing help useful; wholesome. — Helpfulne , n. — Helple , a. Destitute of help or strength feeble weak beyond help irremediable bringing no help. —