crutch

they use the Internet as a crutch for their loneliness.

people who make use of crutches to ambulate.

Her religion was a crutch to her when John died.

he had an image of Uncle Walter throwing his crutches away.

AOL's new 4.0 software helped turn around the company's image as an unhip online crutch for neophytes.

John Michael Crutcher, former Air Force pilot, legislative aide in Washington D.C., and practicing psychologist for more than 20 years, comes to us with a wealth of wisdom.

Ronald Beard, a consultant and former chairman of L.A.-based Gibson, Dunn &Crutcher, said if law firms don't, they'll make the same mistake he made during the recession in the early 1990s.

He needed aluminum crutches to walk.

And because I think the camera thing, it's a crutch.

Five hundred pounds and half the paperback rights is a pretty solid crutch, she said.

Looking round, she saw Rob Grey hobbling on crutches.

Agendas -- they're crutches. They're for the weak.

More severe deformities, they need crutches to walk.

But I think you all for being my crutch in my career. You know what I mean.

" It's a last resort and it shouldn't be a crutch that we rely on for school."

A bit better thanks... I've got the plaster off it now, but I still need the crutch.

It's a crutch. - I know what it is.