Helpless, a.

    1. Weak, feeble, powerless, impotent, imbecile, disabled, infirm.
    2. Exposed, defenceless, unprotected.
    3. Irremediable, beyond help, remediless, irreparable, irretrievable, desperate.

Helpmate, Helpmeet, n.

    1. Wife, consort, partner, companion.
    2. Partner, helper, associate, aider, help-fellow, companion, assistant.

Help on. Forward, further, promote, advance.

Help to.

    1. Help to get or obtain.
    2. Supply with, furnish with.

Helter-skelter, ad. Pell-mell, irregularly, disorderly, in disorder, in confusion, precipitately, with precipitancy, at a rush, headlong, hurry-skurry, pell-mell, head-foremost, heels over head.

Helve, n. Handle (of an ax or a hatchet), haft, heft.

Helvetic, a. Swiss.

Hem, n. Border, edge, margin.

Hem, v. a. Border, edge, skirt.

Hematite, n. Bloodstone.

Hemeralopia, n. (Med.)

    1. Day-blindness, night-sight, nyctalopia.
    2. Night-blindness, day-sight, nyctalopia.

Hem in. Enclose, confine, environ, surround, beset, shut in, hedge in.

Hemisphere, n. Half-globe, half-sphere.

Hemispheric, Hemispherical, a. Half-round, half-spherical.

Hemistich, n. Half a verse, half a line.


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