Helper

Antonyms for helper:

antagonist, foe, adversary, enemy, rival, opponent.

Synonyms for helper:

Sense 1

succorer, reliever, Coadjutant, varlet.

Sense 2

adjutant, harvester.

counselor

adviser.

jack of all trades

handyman.

Other synonyms and related words:

booster, assistance, succorer, avail, confederate, protagonist, adjutant, garter, colleague, handyman, ally, varlet, companion, Coadjutant, service, jockstrap, jock, reliever, assist, retainer, admirer, coadjutor, suspensor, champion, friend.

Sense 2 (noun)

reliever, succorer.

Sense 3 (noun)

adjutant, Coadjutant.

assistant (noun)

aide-de-camp, colleague, lieutenant, ancillary, extra, henchman, underling, ally, coadjutor, attorney, associate, aide, benefactor, auxiliary, patsy, proxy, minion, follower, partner, acolyte, appointee, menial, abettor, help, chaperone, backer, agent, assistant, helpmate, second, servant, supporter, junior, accessory, employee, subordinate, laborer, hireling, accomplice, deputy, backup, companion, adjunct, functionary, Coadjutant, flunky, attendant, friend, stooge, Aider.

benefactor (noun)

guarantor, patroness, Donator, contributor, savior, donor, patron, friend in need, provider, mentor, samaritan, sponsor, alms-giver, Good Samaritan, grantor, protector, supporter.

deputy (noun)

double, assignee, token, appointee, delegate, backup, ghost, spokeswoman, dummy, arm, envoy, alternate, figurehead, surrogate, stand in, spokesman, understudy, substitute, emissary, mouthpiece, representative, nominee.

follower (noun)

henchman, vassal.

messenger (noun)

errand runner.

servant (noun)

hand, help, peon, aid, helping hand, serf, pawn, chattel, subject, vassal, volunteer, worker.

subordinate (noun)

underling.

Usage examples for helper:

• Yet prayer was the sole atonement she could make for the wrong she had done her sister; so she did not cease her endeavours to plead for her to the Great Helper above, but her efforts were futile. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers", Georg Ebers.
• Roy rewarded their helper with a substantial bill, and they were all warm in their thanks. - "The Girl Aviators' Motor Butterfly", Margaret Burnham.
• Lord, the newness of this day Calls me to an untried way: Let me gladly take the road, Give me strength to bear my load, Thou my guide and helper be- I will travel through with Thee. - "The Poems of Henry Van Dyke", Henry Van Dyke.