-
A
quantity
introduced
for
the
purpose
of
simplifying
or
facilitating
some
operation,
as
in
equations
or
trigonometrical
formulae.
-
Allied
troops.
Auxilar.
-
A
helper;
an
assistant;
a
confederate
in
some
action
or
enterprise.
-
Foreign
troops
in
the
service
of
a
nation
at
war; (
rarely
in
sing.),
a
member
of
the
allied
or
subsidiary
force.
-
A
helper;
an
assistant;
a
confederate
or
ally;
aid
of
any
kind;
a
verb
which
helps
to
form
the
moods
and
tenses
of
other
verbs.
-
A
helper:
an
assistant: (
gram.)
a
verb
that
helps
to
form
the
moods
and
tenses
of
other
verbs.
-
A
helper;
a
verb
that
helps
in
the
conjugation
of
another.
-
One
who
or
that
which
aids,
as
one
verb
in
the
conjugation
of
another.
-
A
helper;
an
assistant;
a
confederate.
A
verb
which
helps
to
form
the
moods
and
tenses
of
other
verbs.
-
A
helper;
an
assistant;
applied
to
the
verbs
shall,
will,
may,
can,
must, &
c.
-
relating
to
something
that
is
added
but
is
not
essential; "
an
ancillary
pump"; "
an
adjuvant
discipline
to
forms
of
mysticism"; "
The
mind
and
emotions
are
auxilliary
to
each
other"
-
A
verb
which
helps
to
form
the
voices,
modes,
and
tenses
of
other
verbs; --
called,
also,
an
auxiliary
verb;
as,
have,
be,
may,
can,
do,
must,
shall,
and
will,
in
English;
etre
and
avoir,
in
French;
avere
and
essere,
in
Italian;
estar
and
haber,
in
Spanish.
-
Helping;
aiding;
assisting.
-
Helping;
aiding.
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