1. To free from a burden, evil, or distress; SYN. deliver.
2. To provide physical relief, as from pain; SYN. alleviate, palliate, assuage.
3. To take by stealing
relief pitcher · relief printing · reliefs · relief valve · relievable · relieve · relieved · relieve one's inhibitions · reliever · relieve the distress · relieving
reliefs · relief valve · relievable · relieve · relieved · relieve one's inhibitions · reliever · relieve the distress · relieving · relieving posture · relievo
Eliminate urine
make · make water · micturate · pass wate · pee · pee-pee · piddle · piss · puddle · spend a penny · take a leak · urinate · wee · wee-wee
ABB · uniquity · draw close · take a hop · take a leak · relieve oneself · spend a penny · pee-pee · piddle · wanton away · European elk
relievable · relieve · relieved · relieve one's inhibitions · reliever · relieve the distress · relieving · relieving posture · relievo · relig · religate
Experiencing or showing relief especially from anxiety or pent-up emotions
alleviated · eased · mitigated
relief printing · reliefs · relief valve · relievable · relieve · relieved · relieve one's inhibitions · reliever · relieve the distress · relieving · relieving posture
A pitcher who does not start the game; SYN. relief pitcher, fireman.
allayer · backup · backup man · comforter · fill-in · fireman · relief · relief pitcher · stand-in · substitute
relief valve · relievable · relieve · relieved · relieve one's inhibitions · reliever · relieve the distress · relieving · relieving posture · relievo · relig
1. Someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
2. Someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
stimulus generalisation · golden trumpet · Allamanda cathartica · Nazimova · all-arounder · reliever · fireman · tearaway · tear sac · dacryocyst · statute title