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succory | succos | succotash | succoteague | succoth | succour | succourer | succuba | succubine | succubous | succubus

succour

 : 
Noun, Verb (transitive)
 : 
suc=cour

OXFORD DICTIONARY

succour, n. & v. (US succor)
--n.
1 aid; assistance, esp. in time of need.
2 (in pl.) archaic reinforcements of troops.
--v.tr. assist or aid (esp. a person in danger or distress).

Derivative
succourless adj.
Etymology
ME f. OF socours f. med.L succursus f. L succurrere (as SUB-, currere curs- run)

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