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What is another word for
volunteer
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▲
Verb
To offer or grant (help or services) freely
To work (out of charity) without being paid
To say or suggest something without being asked
To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
To become or cause to become a member
To offer for discussion or debate
To do one's part
Noun
One who enters into, or offers for, any service of his/her own free will
A person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task
Guinea pig
A person who does noble deeds
A person who serves in an army
Adjective
Done, made or given through one's own agency or free will
Without a salary or wage
(
of troops
)
Not belonging to regular or established army units
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▲
Verb
▲
To offer or grant (help or services) freely
offer
contribute
grant
donate
give
present
proffer
provide
bestow
supply
venture
advance
confer
deliver
extend
gift
share
tender
accord
furnish
impart
yield
sacrifice
subsidise
UK
subsidize
US
chip in
put forward
put up
bring forward
give away
hand out
kick in
pitch in
throw in
let oneself in for
stump up
dole out
devote
submit
award
propose
proposition
commit
bequeath
give out
hand over
endow
table
suggest
lodge
pass on
pledge
shell out
fork out
cough up
come up with
ante up
pony up
relinquish
pose
surrender
give up
hand
register
vouchsafe
leave
pass
entrust
propound
dish out
enter
introduce
moot
subscribe
air
confer on
give a donation of
make a donation of
provide with
furnish with
present with
gift with
come through
sweeten the pot
let someone have
trot out
make a pitch
put in
hand in
distribute
get rid of
transmit
lend
will
slip
supply with
turn over
lay out
make over
afford
file
lay
lay on
do your part
get it up
make a contribution of
feed the kitty
pass the hat
make a gift of
give of
get in the act
put oneself down for
endow with
record
announce
place
state
press
resign
concede
cede
forbear
forgo
forsake
prefer
postulate
convey
allow
release
put on record
prescribe
make available
render
abdicate
opine
speculate
intimate
advert
conjecture
exhort
essay
say
raise
refer
posit
evoke
express
ventilate
dare to say
broach
bring up
lavish
bounce
free
renounce
lay aside
put
bequest
pay
fund
sponsor
award to
present to
allot
accord to
apportion
dispense
distribute to
bequeath to
consign to
invest in
vest in
apportion to
afford to
allot to
donate to
assign to
favour
UK
favor
US
part with
purvey
transfer
vote
send in
set forth
lavish on
honour with
commit to
impart to
entrust to
heap on
sweeten the kitty
dower
honor with
put out
render to
hit on
consign
assign
vest
give over
allocate
delegate
trust
intrust
commend
repose
hand on
confide
invest
dedicate
hand down
recommend
sign over
bestow on
apply
provision
reserve
devolve
designate
earmark
consecrate
serve
give to
pay up
endue
bring
appropriate
produce
spend
issue
save
permit
feed
disburse
pay out
bless
set aside
set by
grace
indue
let go of
fix up
equip
add
expend
devise
come across with
inject
spare
throw
relegate
turn in
accommodate
stake
reach
bear
lay down
give up to
send
set apart
grant to
kit out
cater
enable
empower
bind
obligate
deal
remit
loan
prepare
demise
task
arm
put forth
toss
chuck
set
charge
legate
bung
store
commission
stock
oblige
let
minister
abandon
circulate
dispatch
cast
favour with
pass down
show
make a donation
pass to
administer
decorate with
fork up
fork over
make with
alienate
make a contribution
hold out
place at disposal
send on
allocate to
leave in one's will
hand out to
put in someone's hands
mete out
hand round
deal out
fit out
avail
engage
arrange
put at someone's disposal
vow
make something over to someone
do
forfeit
waive
replenish
credit
settle up
deduct
lose
reward
divert
restrict
result in
provide for
ante
cede to
yield to
treat
bestow to
decree
deposit
unload
redirect
come across
accede
maintain
keep
foot the bill
organize
US
deliver up
give over to
sub
pay in advance
supply on credit
contribute to
pertain
belong
settle
crown
channel
acquiesce
give in
give out to
extend to
vouchsafe to
shark
lend-lease
bless with
run by
put aside
disinherit
probate
disherit
invest with
buck
accommodate someone with
render up
ply
splurge
sell
depute
disseminate
giving honor
authorize
US
deed
change
reassign
alien
entrust with
gamble
risk
defray the cost of
patronise
UK
aid
patronize
US
command
prorate
parcel out
portion
loan shark
sanction
accredit
qualify
license
UK
entitle
licence
US
impart with
settle on
immolate
deliver to
offload
dump
put in the hands of
lay on one
rig out
warrant
certify
sink in
pay for
plough in
pick up the tab
cut off
foist
allow to look after
let out
make trustee
hand over to
have a whip-round
club together
deal in
outstretch
organise
UK
dish up
nurse
enhance
begift
put into the hands of
lay at one's feet
hold out to
give an opportunity
put into hands of
disperse
fit up
begive
pass around
divvy up
diffuse
ration
partition
pass out
decentralise
UK
decentralize
US
authorise
UK
charter
cater in
trade in
convey to
transfer to
leave to
plate up
set out
ladle out
back
sign
finance
autograph
ink
line up
endow in
spoon out
set down
let off
drop off
serve up
hand to
fob off
be handed down
palm off
leave to by will
underwrite
give authority
cater to
exchange
promise
enrol
UK
second
give money
enroll
US
buy
contribute towards
signature
offer up
forward
include
stick out
hold forth
chip into
make a subscription
pitch into
stretch out
reach out
sign up
tack on
add on
make a deal
more ❯
“Residents would
volunteer
their help at least one night a week.”
Verb
▲
To work (out of charity) without being paid
enlist
come forward
present oneself
step forward
make oneself available
present your services
proffer your services
sign up
offer services
step up
go in
put yourself at someone's disposal
stand up
submit oneself
take upon oneself
do on one's own volition
need no invitation
undertake being
take the initiative
offer
volunteer services
take responsibility
assume responsibility
take over
rise to the challenge
rise to the occasion
take upon yourself
materialize
US
surface
appear
emerge
make proposal
proffer oneself
present yourself
materialise
UK
donate
show willing
be at service
be at someone's disposal
put up your hand
“He would
volunteer
as an ambulance driver during the emergency.”
Verb
▲
To say or suggest something without being asked
submit
advance
propose
propound
venture
advise
air
declare
give
moot
posit
suggest
hazard
inform
say
comment
notify
remark
tell
speak up
put forward
opine
reflect
note
observe
editorialize
US
allow
pronounce
preach
lecture
discourse
suppose
conjecture
rant
speculate
surmise
presume
guess
editorialise
UK
weigh in
hold forth
speak out
bet
proffer
wager
dare say
throw out
assert
affirm
state
express
claim
maintain
profess
aver
avow
testify
allege
argue
announce
utter
purport
proclaim
avouch
convey
cite
stress
asseverate
disclose
voice
advocate
asservate
confess
admit
reassert
pass
lay down
give testimony
make out
reaffirm
bear witness
bring forward
allegate
repeat
render
insist
contend
attest
certify
swear
confirm
hold
warrant
protest
guarantee
vow
move
witness
acknowledge
represent
vouch
depose
validate
raise
ventilate
divulge
word
table
reveal
vocalize
US
phrase
verbalize
US
disseminate
mention
vent
broach
annunciate
couch
broadcast
promulgate
intimate
discuss
communicate
articulate
spread
mouth
speak
impart
debate
denote
present
frame
publish
enunciate
circulate
designate
expound
formulate
deliver
herald
indicate
blare
publicize
US
sound
look
trumpet
import
advertize
advertise
put
recount
intonate
intone
bespeak
mutter
blazon
insinuate
hint
connote
emphasize
US
inflect
get across
get over
attest to
roar
give utterance to
verbalise
UK
modulate
put into words
spell out
talk of
make known
give expression
publicise
UK
shout
pour out
put in words
pop off
talk about
come out with
give utterance
point out
go into
give expression to
clothe
shout from the rooftops
give voice to
yell
give vent to
give out
bring into the open
give away
put across
put over
cry
set forth
vocalise
UK
make public
testify to
emphasise
UK
more ❯
“Witnesses would come forward to
volunteer
information about the incident.”
Verb
▲
To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
assert
declare
maintain
contend
affirm
profess
argue
aver
state
avow
claim
pronounce
allege
attest
postulate
protest
swear
avouch
insist
posit
proclaim
purport
adduce
advocate
asseverate
cite
move
propound
submit
advance
announce
opine
predicate
venture
warrant
guarantee
press
say
support
emphasise
UK
emphasize
US
lay down
put forward
mouth off
pop off
shoot one's wad
shoot off one's mouth
say confidently
suggest
put
hold
propose
uphold
dictate
charge
testify
vow
depose
plead
imply
certify
vouch
indicate
acknowledge
pledge
represent
reason
present
pretend
admit
stress
confess
cross heart
promise
undertake
make out
witness
confirm
offer
swear up and down
give an undertaking
signify
convey
covenant
express
bind oneself
take an oath
swear on the Bible
challenge
intimate
make a deposition
insinuate
repeat
reassert
reaffirm
own
put forth
be emphatic
verify
recognize
US
tell
allow
recognise
UK
denote
vouch for
manifest
mean
validate
assure
evidence
asservate
give evidence
own up
make a case
engage
plight
swear on bible
import
bring forward
betoken
say so
bear witness
swear to
testify to
commit oneself
swear an oath
solemnly promise
give one's word
swear under oath
give an assurance
point to
state under oath
speak with confidence
espouse
advise
reiterate
connote
syllogize
establish
publish
broadcast
stipulate
enforce
request
lay claim to
set forth
make a claim to
expostulate
press for
defend
explain
question
justify
rumor
US
insist on
draw conclusions
put up argument
concede
grant
champion
remonstrate
contract
state on oath
appeal
rumour
UK
put about that
use as an excuse
commit
prevail upon
soapbox
croon
stump
constate
sing
agree
spout
spiel
dare say
cross one's heart and hope to die
make a case for
give reasons for
talk big
open up
come out
voice
notify
utter
act as if
get on soapbox
get off your chest
blow hot air
disclose
inform
pass
allegate
render
hint
authenticate
recount
speak out
corroborate
substantiate
give your word of honour
make a commitment
undertake solemnly
give word of honor
seal
give testimony
ratify
endorse
invoke
declare publicly
acknowledge publicly
vindicate
adjure
seem
state one's faith in
affirm one's allegiance to
make a public declaration of
affirm one's faith in
countersign
sustain
appear
impersonate
intend
give proof of
throw your weight behind
back up
give credence to
bear witness to
provide evidence of
stick up for
depose to
bespeak
lay claim
personate
pose as
be ostensibly
set oneself up
be apparently
masquerade as
pass for
set oneself up as
be disguised as
allege that one is
mark
imply that one is
assert that one is
maintain that one is
represent oneself as
pass oneself off as
proclaim that one is
typify
show
bode
feign the identity of
pledge oneself
make an affidavit
swear blind
promise under oath
give witness
give your word
swear to God
swear by
portend
demonstrate
prognosticate
augur
spell
presage
symbolise
UK
foreshow
tell of
be an indication of
be evidence of
symbolize
US
omen
be a sign of
betide
note
more ❯
Verb
▲
To become or cause to become a member
enroll
US
enrol
UK
register
matriculate
apply
enlist
enter
join
be accepted
be admitted
sign on
go in for
join up
sign up
take up
become a member of
put your name down for
put your name down
answer the call
recruit
mobilize
US
hire
conscript
muster
employ
induct
draft
US
engage
secure
raise
rally
gather
list
levy
press-gang
press
call up
take on
incorporate
serve
initiate
mobilise
UK
record
solicit
draught
UK
inscribe
attract
embody
admit
hitch
interest
reserve
place
conscribe
oblige
appoint
assign
enter into
count on
press into service
call to arms
commission
bring on board
pay
retain
contract
ordain
assemble
take into employment
select
secure the services of
put on the payroll
mass
book
designate
gather together
marshal
UK
round up
name
call together
nominate
take on board
have on the payroll
accept
install
US
procure
subscribe
marshall
US
fee
sign
constitute
assume
inaugurate
summon
instal
UK
convoke
lay on
contract for
bring together
truck with
put on
invest
commandeer
instate
introduce
schedule
catalog
US
slate
index
collect
catalogue
UK
check in
crown
seat
baptize
US
establish
acquire
organize
US
choose
ink
add
put down
baptise
UK
engross
pick
swear in
deploy
be enrolled
have in employment
sign up for
organise
UK
take into service
fill a position
impress
form
charter
get together
forgather
take
take into one's employ
shanghai
crimp
come on board
attest
apprentice
indenture
take course
become student
obtain
register for
detail
sign in
book in
attach
begin
muster in
depute
become a member
elect
delegate
co-opt
write
entitle
decree
bill
affix
inventorize
note down
mark
fill out
file
chronicle
poll
note
insert
allow
convert
vote in
christen
proffer
set
post
title
invest in
label
tender
cast as
denominate
make
swear
catechize
educate
welcome
instruct
allow into
install in
receive
acquaint
train
introduce to
be engaged by
swear into
admit to
instate in
initiate into
appoint to
be taken on by
bring in
give a break
give job to
add to payroll
find help
give work
put to work
more ❯
Verb
▲
To offer for discussion or debate
propound
advance
propose
suggest
advocate
offer
pose
present
proffer
put forward
submit
postulate
bounce
broach
contend
discuss
hypothesise
UK
hypothesize
US
introduce
mention
moot
peddle
promote
set forth
tender
vote
adduce
advise
affirm
ask
assert
counsel
invite
kibitz
name
nominate
posit
prefer
press
promulgate
propone
proposition
recommend
request
solicit
spitball
spread
state
urge
yield
bring up
put forth
bring forward
come up with
hit on
hold out
lay before
lay down
move for
put to
put up
set out
make a motion
make a pitch
speak one's piece
lay on the line
raise
table
pitch
lay out
move
bring
project
initiate
file
lodge
bid
float
canvass
put
query
question
press for
extend
declare
ask about
throw up
expound
air
get the answer to
seek the answer to
express
exhort
exhibit
allege
impart
cite
prescribe
mount
plug
deliver
expose
offer as a suggestion
serve
throw out
throw spotlight on
puff
build up
lay forward
make a pitch for
make known
ballyhoo
aggrandize
exalt
put on the map
beat the drum for
hype
publish
more ❯
Verb
▲
To do one's part
pitch in
contribute
chip in
help
participate
assist
cooperate
join in
aid
attack
begin
collaborate
commence
do
help out
kick in
launch
lend a hand
muck in
subscribe
tackle
buckle down
come through
contribute work
fall to
get busy
get cracking
get going
jump in
play a part
plunge into
set about
set to
tee off
wade in
do your bit
get stuck in
go to it
hop to it
take part
get involved
get in on the act
partake
have a hand in
abet
be a participant
be a party to
support
facilitate
give a hand
enter
contribute to
be party to something
go in for
have a hand
have to do with
play a role
move in
dive in
work
associate oneself
be associated
opt in
share in
throw yourself into something
get in the act
give assistance
be conducive
make a contribution
give one's backing
be of service
give one's support
be of assistance
tag along
lend a helping hand
accommodate
oblige
go along
go along with
play ball
do someone a favour
give a helping hand
do your part
pull your weight
dig in
be up to
go for it
apply oneself to
undertake
wade into
start
join
share
engage
be involved
perform
play
enter into
get in on
come in
be into
be associated with
tune in
compete
engage in
associate oneself with
go into
sit in
take an interest in
associate with
latch on
come to the party
sit in on
partake in
play a part in
feature
figure
participate in
take part in
become involved
make a contribution to
play a role in
be included
be part of
be involved in
have a share in
take up
appear
become involved in
throw yourself into
have a go
get involved in
be in on
have a finger in
become part of
practice
US
practise
UK
be a competitor
be a contestant
throw one's hat in the ring
be in the running
throw oneself
launch into
occupy oneself
embark on
interfere
be responsible for
be partly responsible for
be a factor in
be a participant
keep busy with
fit into
jump on the bandwagon
be incorporated
partake of
occupy oneself with
be a participant in
more ❯
Noun
▲
One who enters into, or offers for, any service of his/her own free will
helper
unpaid worker
candy striper
“We have found a
volunteer
to help us clean up this pigsty.”
Noun
▲
A person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task
subject
participant
case
patient
testee
victim
test subject
guinea pig
experimental subject
lab rat
client
research subject
examinee
researchee
rodent
lab animal
laboratory animal
test animal
cavy
Cavia porcellus
experimental animal
“I need a
volunteer
for a medical experiment that I'm conducting.”
Noun
▲
Guinea pig
trier
experimenter
guinea pig
taster
tester
user
Noun
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A person who does noble deeds
do-gooder
benefactor
altruist
philanthropist
humanitarian
idealist
bleeding heart
Good Samaritan
patron
Maecenas
almsgiver
philanthrope
helper
good Samaritan
good scout
donor
sponsor
contributor
backer
giver
benefactress
promoter
guarantor
patroness
Lady Bountiful
social reformer
supporter
donator
angel
subscriber
subsidizer
US
fairy godmother
subsidiser
UK
bestower
grantor
benefactrice
benefactrix
friend
conferrer
sugar daddy
well-wisher
gift giver
champion
defender
protector
upholder
fan
sympathizer
US
sympathiser
UK
savior
US
saviour
UK
provider
Santa Claus
fairy godparent
heavy hitter
gifter
funder
supplier
advocate
financier
underwriter
surety
guardian
protagonist
leader
partisan
guide
financer
booster
head
encourager
investor
front
patron saint
grubstaker
aid
assistant
mark
Noun
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A person who serves in an army
soldier
fighter
trooper
warrior
serviceman
man-at-arms
GI
squaddie
comrade-in-arms
dogface
legionary
legionnaire
regular
servicewoman
Tommy
enlisted man
pongo
redcoat
cadet
cannon fodder
cavalryperson
combatant
commando
conscript
corporal
draftee
fighting man
fighting woman
guard
guardsman
guerrilla
gunner
infantry
infantryperson
marine
mercenary
military man
musketeer
officer
paratrooper
pilot
private
rank
recruit
sapper
scout
selectee
sergeant
serviceperson
soldier-at-arms
veteran
warmonger
airforce member
enlisted person
Green Beret
military person
foot soldier
army personnel
doughboy
GI Joe
hero
champion
brave
battler
braveheart
gladiator
infantryman
lionheart
lion
lionhearted man
brave man
courageous person
man of courage
brave person
conquering hero
effective
contender
militant
warlord
belligerent
antagonist
infanteer
person-at-arms
infantry trooper
crewman
zipperhead
cavalryman
ninja
horse soldier
armored soldier
US
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UK
fighting person
battle angel
para
poilu
ranker
jawan
grunt
digger
swaddy
swad
troopie
tommy
private soldier
buck private
common soldier
Tommy Atkins
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Done, made or given through one's own agency or free will
voluntary
volitional
uncoerced
freewill
gratuitous
willing
unforced
wilful
willful
deliberate
discretional
purposeful
purposive
uncompelled
self-imposed
free-willed
autonomous
intended
free
chosen
unasked
intentional
spontaneous
unbidden
witting
willed
unprompted
unconstrained
wished
unpaid
optional
elected
opted
independent
unprescribed
honorary
designful
freely
self-inflicted
self-induced
of your own free will
knowing
ungrudging
conscious
unsolicited
readily given
willingly given
gladly given
natural
artless
genuine
effortless
volunteered
calculated
uncontrived
unrequested
undemanded
uninvited
freewilled
gratis
discretionary
open
elective
non-compulsory
unenforced
planned
non-mandatory
set
studied
purposed
permissive
not required
controlled
at your discretion
with intent
done on purpose
up to the individual
open to choice
more ❯
“He chose to do some
volunteer
work at the local shelter.”
Adjective
▲
Without a salary or wage
unpaid
honorary
voluntary
free
gratuitous
unrewarded
unsalaried
unremunerative
amateur
contributed
donated
freewilled
unindemnified
unwaged
pro bono
pro bono publico
unrecompensed
uncompensated
unremunerated
due
for nothing
without payment
complimentary
willing
without pay
without charge
for free
free of charge
wageless
gratis
buckshee
spontaneous
costless
charitable
non-professional
unasked-for
toll-free
cost-free
chargeless
at no cost
on the house
at no charge
courtesy
freebie
free ride
comp
no charge
as a gift
free of cost
freely given
without recompense
as a perk
on someone
unpaid for
free lunch
compliments of the house
for love
freely
on the cuff
for the asking
costing nothing
more ❯
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of troops
)
Not belonging to regular or established army units
irregular
guerrilla
underground
unofficial
resistance
mercenary
paramilitary
partisan
rogue
subversive
dissident
insurrectionary
rebellious
insurgent
radical
conspiratorial
renegade
insurrectionist
revolutionary
mutinous
black
resistive
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