help out's Usage Examples:

trying out, I played guitar, and if a bassist came along, my drummer would help out.

With the Titans beset by injuries and poor form, Rogers announced his comeback to help out the club on-field in 2011, but a serious injury forced him to announce his retirement again just minutes into his first game back.

Takt is also willing to help out other people with their problems with his powers, often whistling to get their attention.

help out several "women in need" over the years, although he is rarely thanked for his efforts.

I still help out with the lawn.

Meanwhile, Vicky must help out at home, facing her grandfather's increasing confusion as he identifies Vicky with his dead wife.

When he feared the Council was going to take it off him, the neighbours agreed to help out, although he was furious when Ray Langton carved Albert rules OK into his marrow.

small profit in return, but wanted to make an investment in Orlando and help out homeowners.

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CoachingAndy Murray added Björkman to his coaching staff in March initially on a five-week trial to help out in periods when Amélie Mauresmo was unavailable as she only agreed to work with him for 25 weeks.

guard Steve Nash signed a free-agent deal with the 29–53 Phoenix Suns to help out their offense.

In 2015, the school raised funds to help out rival Middletown High School after the town was devastated by the Valley Fire.

"Diners get 50% off as "eat out to help out" begins".

Synonyms:

assist, help, aid,

Antonyms:

inactivity, disservice, idle, nonworker,