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succour(2)(dictionary)
succour 1, noun(dictionary)
succour 2, verb(dictionary)
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succour(1) (iou)



succour noun. Also *succor. ME.
[Old French sucurs, socours (mod. secours) from medieval Latin succursus, from Latin succurs- pa. ppl stem of succurrere: see the verb.]
Aid, help, assistance, esp. in time of need. ME.
F. W. Farrar Paul's first impulse was to fly to the succour of his Roman brethren.
A person who or thing which helps; a means of assistance; an aid. arch. ME.
b. spec. A financial grant, a subsidy. E17-M18.
Military assistance; esp. auxiliary forces, reinforcements. arch. ME.
Shelter, protection; a place of shelter, a refuge. obsolete exc. dial. ME.
succourless adjective helpless; destitute: LME.