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Be of help, as in a particular situation of need. If you help someone out, you help them by doing some work for them or by lending them some money.
Regulars at his local pub have set up a fund to help out.
Help out by infinityu April 16, 2015
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Eat out to help out 

When you try to make things better but you just fuck it up 10x worse in doing so.
Did you see Adam smashed all of Natalie's plates when he wanted to clean them up for her. Proper eat out to help out, that one.
Eat out to help out by RichFatty December 30, 2020

Hit vanilla cream to help out with your self esteem 

(a black person, undeniably a male) to ejaculate and rub their semen on themselves to try to look white.
Hit vanilla cream to help out with your self esteem

if you need to ask someone to do you a favor today then come right out with it and don’t worry that they might refuse. Chances are they have been hoping you will call on them to assist you and will help out with no questions asked 

if you need to ask someone to do you a favor today then come right out with it and don’t worry that they might refuse. Chances are they have been hoping you will call on them to assist you and will help out with no questions asked
if you need to ask someone to do you a favor today then come right out with it and don’t worry that they might refuse. Chances are they have been hoping you will call on them to assist you and will help out with no questions asked

help me out 

A subtle (?) way of asking someone for drugs, without alerting a keen ear that might be dropping from the eaves nearby.
Bob: Hey Jim, can you Help Me Out?
Jim: Sure Bob, same as always?
help me out by bt burnem November 16, 2013

let me help you out 

A condescending phrase used to preface the dissemination of an important (often revolutionary) piece of information from a self-identified superior being to a subjectively-determined inferior being. Usually used during paste up, sometimes as an insult, though most often as part of the Denebola vernacular.
Let me help you out: this thing isn't a work of art.

LET ME JUST HELP YOU OUT HERE 

Let me just help you out here *Takes a kid and throws him in the back of the van*
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I hit a real purple patch.

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