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–noun

1.	nurse's aide.

2.	an aide-de-camp.

3.	an assistant or helper, esp. a confidential one.

[Origin: 1770–80, Americanism; < F: helper; see aid

]

—Usage note See aid.

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n.

An aide-de-camp.
An assistant; a helper: a nurse's aide. See Synonyms at assistant.

[French, from aider, to aid; see aid.]

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1777, short for aide-de-camp (1670), from Fr., lit. "camp assistant."

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