helpedway

noun
UK /ˈhɛlptweɪ/
US /ˈhɛlptweɪ/

A helpedway is a way of doing something where someone gives you a hand.

She found a helpedway to carry the heavy box by asking her brother to lift the other side.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A path or route that is made easier to travel because someone has cleared or fixed it.

The rangers built a helpedway through the fallen branches so hikers could pass.

3. A special shortcut that someone shows you so a task is quicker.

Grandpa taught me a helpedway to tie my shoes in one pull.

4. A kind act that makes someone's job lighter.

Washing the dishes before mom got home was a helpedway she really appreciated.