n. Good will; kind regard; countenance; friendly disposition; a willingness to aid, support, or defend.n. The state of favoring or of being favored; friendly consideration bestowed or received; objective regard, aid, support, or behoof: with in: as, to be or act in favor of a person or thing; to resign an office in favor of another; he is in high favor at court or with the people.n. The object of kind regard; the person or thing favored.n. A kind act or office; kindness done or manifested; any act of grace or good will, as distinguished from acts of justice or remuneration.n. Partial kindness; biased regard or consideration; predilection; partiality: as, kissing goes by favor; a fair field and no favor.n. Leave; permission; indulgence; concession.n. Advantage; convenience afforded for success: as, the enemy approached under favor of the night.n. Something bestowed as a token of good will or of love; a gift or present; hence, a gift, usually from a woman to a man, as a sleeve, glove, or knot of ribbons, to be worn, as a token of friendship or love, at a fair or wedding, in a festive assembly, or habitually, as formerly in knight-errantry.n. Countenance; appearance; look; features.n. A charm; attraction; grace.n. A letter or written communication: said complimentarily: as, your favor of yesterday's date is to hand.n. Synonyms Patronage, support, championship. Benefit.To regard with favor; entertain favor for; be disposed to aid; countenance; befriend; regard or treat with favor or partiality; accommodate: as, to favor the weaker side.To be favorable to; facilitate or render easier: as, the darkness of the night favored the enemy's approach.To resemble in features or aspect; look somewhat like.To ease; spare: as, to favor a lame leg.To extenuate; palliate; represent favorably, as in painting or description.Synonyms To patronize, help, assist.To have the semblance (of).