Synonyms for good Samaritan
good samar·i·tan

Princeton's WordNet

1. good Samaritannoun

   a person who voluntarily offers help or sympathy in times of trouble

Matched Categories

1. • Benefactor

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1. Vera Booker:

   Jimmy Lee Jackson was brought in to Good Samaritan Hospital by ambulance from Marion, Alabama on February the 18th, 1965, at that time he said 'Nurse, I'm hurting so bad. I'm hurting. And I said 'Well just calm down if you can.'.

2. Clayton Guyton:

   A good Samaritan, somebody that goes out of her way to help somebody, her life was cut short.

3. Lieutenant Christopher Cook:

   The suspect was trying to leave in the car. That’s when the good Samaritan pointed his firearm, trying to get the car to stop.

4. Coast Guard Capt. Monica Rochester:

   Simply, a good Samaritan who helped the situation.

5. Katrina Reigh:

   [Rider] was just trying to be a good Samaritan, he said, if he had known what was going on down the block of course he never would have let him in or anything like that -- just crazy.