dot-helper

noun
UK /ˈdɒtˌhɛlpə/
US /ˈdɑtˌhɛlpər/

A dot-helper is a little tool or friend that helps you put dots in the right places.

Mia used a dot-helper to make neat dots on her drawing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small device that places tiny drops of liquid in exact spots.

The lab used a dot-helper to add a drop of dye to each slide.

3. A person who assists with marking points on a map or chart.

The dot-helper marked each town on the big map.

4. A computer program that helps place small round marks on a screen.

The dot-helper made it easy to add dots to the picture.