Aid
Aid noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.
How words are described
| direct | direct aid | direct check |
| fake | fake aid | fake check |
| free | free aid | free check |
| substantial | substantial aid | substantial check |
| Other adjectives: legal, proper, powerful, real, massive, little, quick, important, psychological, basic, medical. | ||
Common collocations
| progress | aid progress | check progress |
Both words in one sentence
- Also, when Peter takes first aid, he runs to assist someone (who's perfectly fine), freaking them out when he insists he has to check if they've soiled themselves.
Source: No Dead Body Poops -
Check. The heroes seeking the aid of a pilot with a form of fast transportation?
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy II -
Neither is particularly inclined to check if a kiss would work, but Dora mentions that she knows a girl with reptile fetish ("close enough") who may aid them if this really proves to be the only solution.
Source: Literature / Dora Wilk Series
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