Helping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HELPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• improve (a situation or problem); be of benefit to
• assist (someone) to move
• assist someone to put on or take off (a garment)
• serve someone with (food or drink)
• take something without permission
• cannot or could not avoid
• cannot or could not stop oneself from doing something
• make it easier or possible for (someone) to do something by offering them one's services or resources
NOUN:
• a portion of food
• the action of helping someone to do something
• the fact of being useful
• a person or thing that helps
• a domestic employee
• giving assistance to a computer user in the form of displayed instructions
• single portion of food
• an individual quantity of food or drink taken as part of a meal
INTERJECTION:
• used as an appeal for urgent assistance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give assistance to

Words related to HELPING

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How to use HELPING in a sentence

• You will find him very useful in helping you in your studies.
• Just as her impatience threatened to vent itself in action, Iorson appeared bearing a third helping of turkey.
• You do not know with what pleasure I look forward to helping Miriam get breakfast to-morrow morning.
• It was the sense of being needed, of helping in his work, that filled her with such new zest.
• Her conscience never ceased to trouble her for the part she had played in helping to ruin the life of that beautiful wife and mother whom she had met in New York.
• Nor were helping hands stretched out in those days to aid ambitious boys, as they are in these.
• An edict was issued arranging for certain lines of cultivation that were to be started by the peasants, in the hope of helping them.
• She knew that telling a girl to read her Bible is not helping or training her to do it.
• It was the breakfast things that Nellie had been helping to wash up.
• His leisure hours he devoted to helping the people round him, especially little ragged boys, whose only playground and schoolroom were the streets or the riverside.
• If you will be faithful in crying to God, God will be faithful in hearing and helping.
• Let them arise with determination and confidence to lend a helping hand to the Plan which you have so admirably devised for its speedy and practical realization.
• We were out all day in the thin sunshine, helping Mrs.
• At such times, notwithstanding the specific orders to the contrary, men are constantly helping each other.
• Young Lincoln was twenty-one and free, but he remained at home during the summer, helping his father and his devoted step-mother to establish their new home.
• Emboldened by his question I opened my mind in a roundabout way as to helping him all summer on the farm.
• For there was no one to offer a helping hand to Edith and me.
• It is the praying Body that best satisfies our ideal of prayer, where we are conscious of helping one another in the work of intercession.
• The North was naturally suspicious of all public men, who did not bear a conspicuous part in helping to put down the Rebellion.
• Father Payne was good at helping a talker out, and would often do justice to a clumsily-expressed remark which he thought was interesting.
• Bab and Mollie were helping to set the breakfast table, when Ruth joined them.
• You see, I think that Hawermann wants to have a little quiet time to tell God all about it, and that Louisa is helping him.
• Ivan meanwhile was anxiously watching his faithful friends helping him.
• Elizabeth was helping Henry IV of France against the League of French and Spanish Catholics.
• But the question always is, Have women done with you? I was helping her to lift pictures down yesterday, and she was standing on a chair.
• But at last we found a way of helping Don Luis in the way he wanted, and of getting square with the rascal at the same time.
• I didn’t know what I had expected or had not expected, and she manifested no intention of helping me to explain.
• She was one, she had been helping in waiting, she had been completing waiting, she had been helping.
• I let him suppose that the way to my favor lay through helping my revenge on the woman who was about to take my place.
• Month after month went by, and no helping hand was extended.

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