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neighbourly, friendly, benevolent: A reference book might be
helpful in answering that question. Mrs Carlyle gave me such
helpful advice.
helping n. serving, portion, ration, plateful, Brit help, Colloq
dollop: He has already asked for a third helping of potatoes.
helpless adj. 1 dependent, vulnerable, weak, helpless, feeble, infirm,
lame, crippled, disabled: The disease has left him completely
helpless. 2 confused, baffled, mystified, bewildered,
perplexed, at sea, confounded, muddled, nonplussed: I am
completely helpless when it comes to balancing my accounts. 3
weakened, weak, debilitated, faint, enfeebled, feeble, worn out,
spent, exhausted, prostrate, enervated: All of us were simply
helpless from laughing so much. 4 worthless, incapable,
incompetent, useless, unavailing, inefficient, inept, unfit,
unqualified: Dali was said to be helpless without Gala to
manage his affairs.
helter-skelter
adj. 1 disorderly, disorganized, confused, muddled, haphazard,
careless, jumbled, random, topsy-turvy, Colloq
higgledy-piggledy: How can one find anything in this
helter-skelter mess?
--adv. 2 confusedly, pell-mell, in all directions, recklessly,
unsystematically, chaotically, erratically, aimlessly, US every
which way, Colloq higgledy-piggledy: When the giant appeared,
the children ran away, helter-skelter.
hence adv. 1 therefore, consequently, thus, accordingly, ergo, as a
result, for that or this reason: She has homework to do, hence
cannot go to the cinema. 2 away, from here or this place: Get
thee hence, you wicked witch! 3 from now, in the future: Where
will I be two years hence?
henceforth
adv. hereafter, henceforward, from now on, Colloq US from here
on out: Henceforth, make no more personal remarks.
henchman n. (fellow-) mobster or gangster or hoodlum, gangster,
bodyguard, myrmidon, right-hand man, associate, attendant,
follower, supporter, confidant, crony, Colloq sidekick,