helping+hand
31hand — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. fist, extremity; helper, workman, employee, laborer; handwriting; informal, applause, greeting. See writing, approbation. v. pass, deliver, convey, give, transmit. See giving, side, agency, touch. II… …
32helping — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. serving, portion (see apportionment). II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. aiding, assisting, cooperating, collaborating, synergistic, working with, cooperating with, collaborating with, being assistant to,… …
33helping card — noun : a queen or jack led in whist in an effort to promote the value of a card in a partner s hand …
34lend a hand — HELP (OUT), give a helping hand, assist, give assistance, make a contribution, do one s bit; informal pitch in, muck in, get stuck in. → lend * * * lend a hand To give assistance • • • Main Entry: ↑hand * * * …
35I Want to Hold Your Hand — Infobox Single Name = I Want to Hold Your Hand Artist = The Beatles Album = Meet the Beatles! (US) Non album single (UK) B side = This Boy (UK) I Saw Her Standing There (US) Released = Start date|1963|11|29|df=yes (UK) 13 January 1964 [http://www …
36Jamie Hand — Football player infobox playername = Jamie Hand fullname = Jamie Hand nickname = height = height|ft=6|in=0 dateofbirth = birth date and age|1984|2|7|df=y cityofbirth = Uxbridge countryofbirth = England currentclub = Ebbsfleet United clubnumber =… …
37lend a hand — lend a (helping) hand ► to do something that helps a company or person: »The Federal Reserve is expected to lend a hand by continuing to cut interest rates forcefully. Main Entry: ↑lend …
38lend a hand — lend a (helping) hand to help do something. Jay expected his children to lend a hand where they were needed …
39lend a hand — I m here to lend a hand with the harvest Syn: help, help out, give a helping hand, assist, give assistance, make a contribution, do one s bit; informal pitch in …
40lend somebody a hand with something — lend (sb) a (helping) ˈhand (with sth) idiom (informal) to help sb with sth • I went over to see if I could lend a hand. Main entry: ↑lendidiom …
