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- assistant
collapse - a person who contributes to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose; "my invaluable assistant"; "they hired additional help to finish the work" related words >
- acolyte,
- adjutant,
- agent,
- aid,
- aide,
- aide-de-camp,
- aider,
- ancilla,
- assistant professor,
- associate,
- associate professor,
- attendant,
- attorney,
- auxiliary,
- benefactor,
- best man,
- co-worker,
- coadjutant,
- coadjutor,
- coadjutress,
- coadjutrix,
- deputy,
- emeritus,
- employee,
- executive officer,
- factor,
- fall guy,
- flunky,
- girl Friday,
- help,
- helper,
- helpmate,
- helpmeet,
- henchman,
- hired hand,
- hired man,
- hireling,
- inferior,
- instructor,
- junior,
- lecturer,
- lieutenant,
- man Friday,
- mercenary,
- minion,
- myrmidon,
- paranymph,
- paraprofessional,
- patsy,
- pensioner,
- professor,
- professor emeritus,
- proxy,
- reader,
- retired professor,
- right-hand man,
- second,
- secondary,
- servant,
- sideman,
- stooge,
- striker,
- subordinate,
- subsidiary,
- supporting actor,
- supporting instrumentalist,
- tutor,
- underling,
- understrapper,
- visiting professor,
- worker,
- workfellow,
- yokemate
- Benedict Arnold,
- Brutus,
- Judas,
- Judas Iscariot,
- Quisling,
- archtraitor,
- blab,
- blabber,
- blabberer,
- blabbermouth,
- cockatrice,
- conniver,
- conspirator,
- conspirer,
- convict,
- criminal,
- crook,
- debaucher,
- deceiver,
- defiler,
- delator,
- desperado,
- desperate criminal,
- despoiler,
- double agent,
- double-crosser,
- double-dealer,
- felon,
- fink,
- fugitive,
- gallows bird,
- gangster,
- gaolbird,
- informer,
- intrigant,
- intriguer,
- jailbird,
- lawbreaker,
- machinator,
- mobster,
- narc,
- nark,
- outlaw,
- peacher,
- plotter,
- public enemy,
- quisling,
- racketeer,
- raper,
- rapist,
- rat,
- ravager,
- ravisher,
- schemer,
- scofflaw,
- seducer,
- serpent,
- snake,
- snitch,
- snitcher,
- spy,
- squealer,
- stool pigeon,
- stoolie,
- swindler,
- talebearer,
- tattler,
- tattletale,
- telltale,
- thief,
- thug,
- timeserver,
- traitor,
- treasonist,
- trimmer,
- turncoat,
- two-timer,
- violator,
- whistle-blower
- procurator
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- (ancient Rome) someone employed by the Roman Emperor to manage finance and taxes related words >
- MC,
- advocate,
- agent,
- alter ego,
- alternate,
- amicus curiae,
- attorney,
- attorney-at-law,
- backup,
- backup man,
- bailiff,
- barrister,
- barrister-at-law,
- butler,
- champion,
- counsel,
- counselor,
- counselor-at-law,
- croupier,
- curator,
- custodian,
- deputy,
- dummy,
- emcee,
- executive officer,
- exponent,
- factor,
- figurehead,
- friend at court,
- guardian,
- housekeeper,
- intercessor,
- landreeve,
- lawyer,
- legal adviser,
- legal counselor,
- legal expert,
- legal practitioner,
- legalist,
- librarian,
- lieutenant,
- locum,
- locum tenens,
- majordomo,
- master of ceremonies,
- mouthpiece,
- paranymph,
- pinch hitter,
- pleader,
- proctor,
- proxy,
- representative,
- sea lawyer,
- second in command,
- secondary,
- self-styled lawyer,
- seneschal,
- solicitor,
- stand-in,
- steward,
- substitute,
- surrogate,
- understudy,
- utility man,
- vicar,
- vicar general,
- vice,
- vicegerent
- acolyte
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- someone who assists a priest or minister in a liturgical service; a cleric ordained in the highest of the minor orders in the Roman Catholic Church but not in the Anglican Church or the Eastern Orthodox Churches related words >
- Bible clerk,
- Bible reader,
- acolytus,
- adjutant,
- agent,
- aid,
- aide,
- aide-de-camp,
- aider,
- almoner,
- anagnost,
- assistant,
- attendant,
- auxiliary,
- beadle,
- bedral,
- best man,
- capitular,
- capitulary,
- choir chaplain,
- churchwarden,
- clerk,
- coadjutant,
- coadjutor,
- coadjutress,
- coadjutrix,
- deacon,
- deaconess,
- deputy,
- diaconus,
- doorkeeper,
- elder,
- elderman,
- executive officer,
- exorcist,
- exorcista,
- help,
- helper,
- helpmate,
- helpmeet,
- holy orders,
- lay elder,
- lay reader,
- lector,
- lecturer,
- lieutenant,
- major orders,
- minor orders,
- ostiarius,
- paranymph,
- paraprofessional,
- parish clerk,
- precentor,
- presbyter,
- priest,
- reader,
- ruling elder,
- sacrist,
- sacristan,
- second,
- servant,
- sexton,
- shames,
- sideman,
- sidesman,
- subdeacon,
- subdiaconus,
- succentor,
- suisse,
- supporting actor,
- supporting instrumentalist,
- teaching elder,
- thurifer,
- verger,
- vergeress
- printer
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- a machine that prints
- (computer science) an output device that prints the results of data processing
- someone whose occupation is printing related words >
- Linotyper,
- apprentice printer,
- bibliognost,
- bibliographer,
- biblioklept,
- bibliolater,
- bibliomane,
- bibliomaniac,
- bibliopegist,
- bibliophage,
- bibliophile,
- bibliopole,
- bibliopolist,
- bibliotaph,
- bibliothec,
- bibliothecaire,
- bibliothecary,
- book agent,
- book collector,
- book printer,
- book publisher,
- book salesman,
- book-stealer,
- bookbinder,
- bookdealer,
- booklover,
- bookmaker,
- bookman,
- bookseller,
- bookworm,
- cataloger,
- chief librarian,
- college editor,
- composing room,
- compositor,
- copy editor,
- curator,
- devil,
- dictionary editor,
- editor,
- editor-in-chief,
- electrotyper,
- executive editor,
- juvenile editor,
- keyboarder,
- librarian,
- library director,
- makeup man,
- managing editor,
- permissions editor,
- philobiblist,
- press,
- pressman,
- pressroom,
- printing office,
- printshop,
- production editor,
- proofer,
- proofroom,
- publisher,
- publishers,
- publishing house,
- reference editor,
- reference librarian,
- stereotyper,
- stoneman,
- textbook editor,
- trade editor,
- typesetter,
- typist,
- typographer
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- back seat,
- backup,
- cast,
- change,
- changeling,
- company,
- comparison,
- complement,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- crew,
- deputy,
- double,
- dummy,
- eight,
- eleven,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill-in,
- first string,
- first team,
- five,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humbleness,
- humility,
- imitation,
- inferiority,
- juniority,
- locum tenens,
- lowliness,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- minority,
- next best thing,
- nine,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pinch hitter,
- platoon,
- proxy,
- relief,
- replacement,
- representative,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- rowing crew,
- second fiddle,
- second string,
- second team,
- secondariness,
- secondary,
- servility,
- sign,
- spares,
- squad,
- stand-in,
- string,
- sub,
- subjection,
- subordinacy,
- subordination,
- subservience,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- superseder,
- supplanter,
- surrogate,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- team,
- token,
- understudy,
- utility player,
- varsity,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent
- laborer
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- someone who works with their hands; someone engaged in manual labor related words >
- blue-collar worker,
- bourgeoisie,
- breadwinner,
- casual,
- casual laborer,
- common laborer,
- common people,
- common run,
- common sort,
- commonage,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- commoners,
- commons,
- day laborer,
- drudge,
- employee,
- factory worker,
- flunky,
- free lance,
- free-lancer,
- full-time worker,
- hand,
- industrial worker,
- jobber,
- jobholder,
- laborers,
- laboring man,
- linendrapers,
- lower classes,
- lower middle class,
- lower orders,
- lumpen proletariat,
- menial,
- middle class,
- middle orders,
- migrant,
- moiler,
- navvy,
- office temporary,
- operative,
- ordinary people,
- peasantry,
- plain folks,
- plain people,
- proletarian,
- proletariat,
- rank and file,
- roustabout,
- salaried worker,
- self-employed person,
- servant,
- shopkeepers,
- small tradesmen,
- stiff,
- temporary,
- the lower cut,
- the other half,
- the third estate,
- toiler,
- toilers,
- toiling class,
- upper middle class,
- vulgus,
- wage earner,
- wage slave,
- wageworker,
- worker,
- workgirl,
- workhand,
- working class,
- working girl,
- working people,
- workingman,
- workingwoman,
- workman
- MC,
- advocate,
- agent,
- alter ego,
- alternate,
- amicus curiae,
- assignee,
- attorney-at-law,
- backup,
- backup man,
- bailiff,
- barrister,
- barrister-at-law,
- butler,
- champion,
- counsel,
- counselor,
- counselor-at-law,
- croupier,
- curator,
- custodian,
- deputy,
- dummy,
- emcee,
- executive officer,
- exponent,
- factor,
- figurehead,
- friend at court,
- guardian,
- housekeeper,
- intercessor,
- landreeve,
- lawyer,
- legal adviser,
- legal counselor,
- legal expert,
- legal practitioner,
- legalist,
- librarian,
- lieutenant,
- locum,
- locum tenens,
- majordomo,
- master of ceremonies,
- mouthpiece,
- paranymph,
- pinch hitter,
- pleader,
- proctor,
- procurator,
- proxy,
- representative,
- sea lawyer,
- second in command,
- secondary,
- self-styled lawyer,
- seneschal,
- solicitor,
- stand-in,
- steward,
- substitute,
- supply,
- surrogate,
- understudy,
- utility man,
- vicar,
- vicar general,
- vice,
- vicegerent
- heat up
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- make more intense; "Emotions were screwed up" related words >
- accelerate,
- agent provocateur,
- aggravate,
- agitate,
- alienate,
- amplify,
- annoy,
- antagonize,
- arouse,
- augment,
- beef up,
- blow the coals,
- blow up,
- build up,
- complicate,
- concentrate,
- condense,
- consolidate,
- deepen,
- deteriorate,
- double,
- embitter,
- enhance,
- enlarge,
- envenom,
- estrange,
- exacerbate,
- exaggerate,
- exasperate,
- excite,
- fan,
- fan the flame,
- feed the fire,
- ferment,
- fire,
- foment,
- heat,
- heighten,
- hop up,
- hot up,
- impassion,
- incense,
- incite,
- increase,
- inflame,
- infuriate,
- instigate,
- intensify,
- irritate,
- jazz up,
- key up,
- madden,
- magnify,
- make acute,
- make complex,
- make worse,
- nettle,
- pique,
- provoke,
- put up to,
- rally,
- ramify,
- redouble,
- reinforce,
- set against,
- set at odds,
- set on,
- sharpen,
- sic on,
- soup up,
- sour,
- step up,
- stir the embers,
- stir up,
- strengthen,
- tickle,
- triple,
- whet,
- whip up,
- work up,
- worsen
- acres,
- ambit,
- arable land,
- area,
- arena,
- bailiwick,
- barnyard,
- barton,
- beat,
- border,
- borderland,
- cattle ranch,
- champaign,
- chattels real,
- chicken farm,
- circle,
- circuit,
- collective farm,
- cotton plantation,
- croft,
- dairy farm,
- demesne farm,
- department,
- discipline,
- domain,
- dominion,
- dry farm,
- dude ranch,
- factory farm,
- fallow,
- farm,
- farmery,
- farmhold,
- farmland,
- farmplace,
- farmstead,
- farmyard,
- field,
- fruit farm,
- fur farm,
- grain farm,
- grange,
- grassland,
- grounds,
- hacienda,
- hemisphere,
- homecroft,
- homefarm,
- homestead,
- honor,
- judicial circuit,
- jurisdiction,
- kibbutz,
- kolkhoz,
- land,
- landed property,
- lands,
- location,
- lot,
- lots,
- mains,
- manor,
- manor farm,
- march,
- messuage,
- orb,
- orbit,
- orchard,
- pale,
- parcel,
- pasture,
- pen,
- plantation,
- plat,
- plot,
- poultry farm,
- praedium,
- precinct,
- property,
- province,
- quadrat,
- ranch,
- rancheria,
- rancho,
- real estate,
- real property,
- realm,
- realty,
- round,
- sheep farm,
- sphere,
- station,
- steading,
- stock farm,
- subdiscipline,
- tenements,
- terrain,
- territory,
- toft,
- truck farm,
- walk
- Phoenixlike,
- activator,
- adjuvant,
- aid,
- alterative,
- analeptic,
- animator,
- arouser,
- assistance,
- astringent,
- balm,
- balsam,
- bracer,
- bracing,
- compensatory,
- cordial,
- corrective,
- corroborant,
- curative,
- cure,
- curing,
- energizer,
- healing,
- healing agent,
- healing quality,
- help,
- human dynamo,
- iatric,
- indemnificatory,
- invigorating,
- life,
- medicative,
- medicinal,
- motivating force,
- motive power,
- pick-me-up,
- prescription,
- re-creative,
- re-formative,
- reappearing,
- receipt,
- recipe,
- redeeming,
- redemptional,
- redemptive,
- refreshing,
- regenerative,
- relief,
- remedial,
- remedial measure,
- remedy,
- renascent,
- reorganizational,
- reparative,
- reparatory,
- reproductive,
- restitutive,
- restitutory,
- resurgent,
- retributive,
- reversional,
- reversionary,
- revertible,
- revisional,
- reviving,
- roborant,
- sanative,
- sanatory,
- sovereign remedy,
- spark plug,
- specific,
- specific remedy,
- stimulant,
- stimulating,
- stimulator,
- stimulus,
- strengthening,
- succor,
- therapeutic,
- theriac,
- tonic,
- vitamin shot,
- vulnerary,
- wholesome
- Christian,
- bourgeoisie,
- burgher,
- champion,
- choice,
- chosen,
- common people,
- common run,
- common sort,
- commonage,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- commoners,
- commons,
- cream,
- elect,
- elite,
- exemplary citizen,
- faithful,
- fat,
- flower,
- galantuomo,
- gentilhomme,
- gentleman,
- good citizen,
- good man,
- good neighbor,
- good woman,
- honest man,
- honest woman,
- laborers,
- lady,
- linendrapers,
- lower classes,
- lower middle class,
- lower orders,
- lumpen proletariat,
- man of honor,
- middle class,
- middle orders,
- nonesuch,
- nonpareil,
- optimum,
- ordinary people,
- paragon,
- peasantry,
- pick,
- pillar of society,
- plain folks,
- plain people,
- prime,
- prize,
- proletariat,
- queen,
- quintessence,
- rank and file,
- real lady,
- respectable citizen,
- select,
- shopkeepers,
- small tradesmen,
- straight shooter,
- superlative,
- the best,
- the best ever,
- the lower cut,
- the other half,
- the third estate,
- the tops,
- the very best,
- toilers,
- toiling class,
- true Christian,
- true blue,
- truepenny,
- trusty,
- upper middle class,
- vulgus,
- woman of honor,
- working class,
- working people
- folk
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- people in general (often used in the plural); "they're just country folk"; "folks around here drink moonshine"; "the common people determine the group character and preserve its customs from one generation to the next" related words >
- Everyman,
- John Doe,
- Public,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- animal kingdom,
- blood,
- body politic,
- breed,
- brood,
- citizenry,
- clan,
- class,
- common man,
- commonwealth,
- community,
- community at large,
- constituency,
- conventional,
- cultural community,
- customary,
- deme,
- dwellers,
- established,
- estate,
- ethnic group,
- everybody,
- everyman,
- everyone,
- everywoman,
- family,
- fixed,
- folks,
- general public,
- gens,
- gentry,
- habitancy,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- house,
- household,
- immemorial,
- inhabitants,
- inveterate,
- kind,
- kindred,
- legendary,
- line,
- lineage,
- linguistic community,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- matriclan,
- men,
- menage,
- mythological,
- nation,
- nationality,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- order,
- patriclan,
- people,
- people at large,
- people in general,
- persons,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- plant kingdom,
- polity,
- populace,
- population,
- prescriptive,
- public,
- race,
- received,
- recognized,
- rooted,
- sept,
- society,
- species,
- speech community,
- state,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- time-honored,
- totem,
- traditional,
- tribe,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- whole people,
- world,
- worshipful,
- you and me
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