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Word: Favour

/ˈfeɪvər/ (UK), /ˈfeɪvər/ (US)

Noun: A kind act, help, or benefit done for someone, often beyond what is due or usual. For example: “She asked for a favour from her colleague to cover her shift.”
- An instance of being partial to or showing preference for someone; goodwill or support. E.g., “The judge’s decision was clearly in his favour.”
- A token given as a sign of gratitude or affection, often a small gift or memento. E.g., “They handed out wedding favours to all the guests.”
Verb: (favour/favor)
- To show approval, kindness, or support towards someone or something. E.g., “She favours the new policy proposal.”
- To do a service or kindness for someone. E.g., “Could you favour me with your advice?”
- To be more inclined towards or better suited for one thing over another. E.g., “She favours tea over coffee.”

“Do someone a favour”: To perform a kind act for them. E.g., “I did her a favour by helping her move house.”
“In favour of something”: Supporting or approving something. E.g., “The majority of people are in favour of stricter environmental regulations.”
“Show favouritism”: To treat someone preferentially because of liking them more or having a bias. E.g., “It’s not fair to show favouritism among team members.”