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volunteer
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Sense: Verb: sign up

Synonyms:

sign up, offer your time, offer your services, make yourself available, come forward, step forward, let yourself in for sth (informal)

Sense: Verb: offer

Synonyms:

offer , put forward, tender , proffer, venture

Sense: Verb: donate

Synonyms:

donate , contribute , give , give away

Sense: Noun: willing person

Synonyms:

taker (informal), guinea pig (informal), victim , participant, subject , giver

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