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helper's high

helper's high noun: a positive feeling resulting from helping others, supposed to be caused by the release of endorphins within the brain.

Noun

helper's high (plural helper's highs)

  1. A positive feeling resulting from helping others, supposed to be caused by the release of endorphins within the brain.

Forms of helper's high

pluralhelper's highs

Questions about helper's high

What does helper's high mean?
Helper's high means a positive feeling resulting from helping others, supposed to be caused by the release of endorphins within the brain.
What part of speech is helper's high?
Helper's high is a noun.
What is the plural of helper's high?
The plural of helper's high is helper's highs.

Words near helper's high in the dictionary

  1. helper T cells
  2. helper verb
  3. helper verbs
  4. helper virus
  5. helper viruses
  6. helper's high
  7. helper-up
  8. Helperby
  9. helperless
  10. helpers
  11. helpers-up

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