AIDE

• ___ - m

• ___ -de-camp

• ___-memoire

• ___-memoire (mnemonic device, e.g.)

• ___-memoire (mnemonic device)

• A right-hand man.

• ADC part

• Adjunct

• Adjutant

• Adjuvant or adjutant

• Adviser

• Adviser, say

• Amanuensis, e.g.

• Army adjutant, e.g.

• Assistance provider

• Assistant

• Assistant coach, e.g.

• Assistant e.g.

• Assistant for Jean Chretien, e.g.

• Assistant on the Hill

• Auxiliary

• Boss's gofer

• Boxer's assistant, for example?

• Brass hat's gofer

• Brass subordinate

• Bush staffer

• Cabinet member

• Caddie, for example

• Caddie, for instance

• Campaign staffer

• Campaign trail worker

• Campaign worker

• Candidate's assistant

• Candy striper

• Candy striper, e.g.

• Candy striper, for one

• Capital employee

• Capitol Hill assistant

• Capitol Hill helper

• Capitol Hill hire

• Capitol hill staffer

• Capitol Hill worker

• Capitol underling

• Capitol worker

• Charlie Young's position on The West Wing

• Chretien assistant

• Classroom assistant

• Classroom helper

• Classroom trainee

• Classroom worker

• Coadjutant

• Coffee fetcher, perhaps

• Congressional assistant

• Congressional coat holder

• Congressional helper

• Congressional hire

• Congressional position

• Crusoe's Friday, e.g.

• Deaver, to Reagan

• Delegation member

• Deputy

• Detail handler, maybe

• Detail handler, often

• Details handler

• Embassy confidant

• Embassy personnel

• Errand boy, maybe

• Errand person

• Errand runner

• Errand runner, e.g.

• Executive assistant

• Flag lieutenant

• Flunky

• Flunky, maybe

• Flunky, strictly speaking

• Gal Friday

• General assistance?

• General helper

• General's assistant

• General's coadjutant

• General's gofer

• General's gofer, e.g.

• General's man

• Girl Friday, e.g.

• Girl Friday, for one

• Glorified gofer

• Go-fer

• Gofer, for one

• Gofer, perhaps

• Governmental appointee

• Governmental appointee, e.g.

• Hand lender

• He helps

• Helper

• Helper around the House

• Helper bringing a drink?

• Helper in the Capitol

• Helper in the House

• Helper on the Hill

• Helpful underling

• Helping hand

• Henchman

• Hill helper

• Hill worker

• Hillary's helper, perhaps

• Home health caregiver

• Home health worker

• Hospital helper

• Hospital staffer

• Hospital staffer, e.g.

• Hospital worker

• House helper

• Iago, to Othello

• Igor, to Frankenstein

• Intern

• Intern, e.g.

• Intern, for one

• Jay Carney, to President Obama

• John Dean, to Nixon

• Kato, to the Green Hornet

• Lawmaker's assistant

• Lender of a hand

• Lieutenant

• LPN's helper

• Major-domo, e.g.

• Man at your side?

• Man Friday, e.g.

• Man or gal Friday

• Many a staffer

• Marshal's minion

• Mayor's underling

• Mayoral assistant

• Mayoral assistant, e.g.

• McCurry, to Clinton

• Message taker

• Message taker, e.g.

• Military assistant

• Military assistant, e.g.

• Military man

• Military staff person

• Military underling

• Number two

• Nurse's ___

• Nurse's ___ (hospital employee)

• Nurse's helper

• Nurse's helper, for example

• Nursing assistant

• Office assistant

• Office helper

• Office staffer

• Officer

• Official helper

• One lending a hand

• One who helps

• One who might be left holding the bag?

• One who takes messages

• Orderly

• Oval Office assistant

• Page

• Page, e.g.

• Page, for example

• Page, for instance

• Page, for one

• Page, perhaps

• Paraprofessional

• Paraprofessional, for one

• Part of ADC

• Personal assistant

• Personal staff member

• Political adviser

• President's confidante

• Presidential ___

• Presidential assistant

• Press secretary, e.g.

• Press secretary, for one

• Prime minister's assistant

• Radar in MASH, e.g.

• Right hand

• Right hand at times

• Right hand man

• Right-hand helper

• Right-hand person

• Second

• Second hand

• Secretary, e.g.

• Senate assistant

• Senate gofer

• Senate helper

• Senate page, e.g.

• Senate page, for instance

• Senate page, for one

• Senate staffer

• Senator's assistant

• Senatorial assistant

• Sidekick

• Smithers, to Mr. Burns, on The Simpsons

• Someone who might run and get coffee

• Staff member

• Staff member, maybe

• Staff officer

• Staffer

• State House worker

• Subaltern

• Subordinate

• Subordinate staffer

• Supportive assistant

• Supportive one

• Teacher's helper

• Teacher's or nurse's helper

• Underling

• Vice principal

• Vice principal, e.g.

• Ward Hill Lamon was one for Lincoln for many years

• Washington worker

• Watson, to Bell or Holmes

• Wearer of an aiguillette

• West Wing adjunct

• West Wing extra

• West Wing helper

• West Wing staffer

• West Wing underling

• West Wing worker

• White House assistant

• White House employee

• White House figure

• White House intern, e.g.

• White House intern, for example

• White House operative

• White House position

• White House staffer

• White House staffer, e.g.

• White House worker

• Workplace assistant

• An officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer

• Someone who acts as assistant