Aiders [noun]

Do you remember them, the supposititious nieces, aiders and abetters290 in our stock-jobber's forged will?

You do run on so, Pollyanna, and no matter what we're talking about you always bring up at those Ladies' Aiders!

The women are not always simply aiders and abettors, but in poaching, sometimes play a more important rôle.

We are denounced as unpatriotic, as enemies to our native land, and as aiders and abettors of the hated English rule.

Those who infringe upon the order will be tried and punished as aiders and abettors of the rebellion.

One clear-sighted, honest helper is worth a dozen powerful aiders whose main business is to put obstacles in each other's way.

I shall deal only with armed rebellion and its aiders and abettors.

He declared that he had nothing to do with opinions, and should deal only with armed rebellion, its aiders and abettors.

They still remained true to her, imputing the growing hostility to the Shulchan Aruch to Sabbata and his aiders and abettors.

Are the aiders and abettors of these insurgents entitled to any higher consideration than the armed insurgents themselves?