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Help with a noble face and, sometimes, fine print.
means To assist someone in need, or the assistance itself — money, supplies, or a steadying hand.
from From Latin adiutare, to help, via Old French aidier — the same root that props up aide, the helper standing one syllable away.
Two facesVerb and noun share one spelling, both helpful.
Foreign aidOften loans, not gifts, wearing generosity's clothes.
Aide twinAdd an e, get the person doing it.