skilledaid

noun
UK /ˈskɪld.eɪd/
US /ˈskɪld.eɪd/

A skilledaid is a person or tool that helps someone do a hard job well.

The nurse used a skilledaid to help the patient walk again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A special device that makes a difficult task easier for experts.

The carpenter's skilledaid held the wood steady while he cut it.

3. A program that teaches people useful abilities.

The school started a skilledaid for students who want to learn coding.

4. A person who gives expert help during an emergency.

A skilledaid arrived quickly to fix the broken machine.