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Showing words for FOLLOWERS using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Followers

followers

8 Letter Words for Followers

follower, foreslow

7 Letter Words for Followers

fellows, flowers, follows, forsloe, forslow, fowells, fowlers, reflows, wolfers, woofell, woofers, woolers, woosell

6 Letter Words for Followers

fellow, floors, flores, flower, foller, folles, follow, fooler, forels, fowler, looser, lorels, lowers, lowser, orwell, owlers, reflow, refool, rowels, slower, soller, sorell, wolfer, wooers, woofer, wooler, woosel, worsle

5 Letter Words for Followers

eorls, fells, flews, floes, floor, flors, flowe, flows, fools, forel, fores, fowls, froes, frowl, frows, loofs, loose, lorel, lores, loros, losel, loser, lower, lowes, lowse, oleos, orfes, orles, orlos, orsel, owler, owres, owser, resow, roleo, roles, rolfs, rolls, roofs, roose, rosel, rowel, serow, sofer, soler, soole, sorel, sowel, sower, sowle, swell, swerf, swore, wells, wolfs, wolof, wooer, woofs, woolf, wools, worse

4 Letter Words for Followers

elfs, ells, eorl, eros, fell, fels, fers, flew, floe, flor, flow, foes, fole, foll, fool, foos, fore, fowl, froe, fros, frow, leos, ller, lolo, loof, loor, loos, lore, loro, lors, lose, lowe, lows, oleo, oles, oofs, oose, oreo, ores, orfe, orfs, orle, orlo, oslo, ower, owes, owls, owse, refl, refs, rews, roes, role, rolf, roll, roof, rool, roos, rose, rows, self, sell, seor, serf, sero, slew, sloe, sloo, slow, sole, solo, sool, sore, sowf, sowl, well, wels, werf, woes, wolf, woof, wool, woos, wore

3 Letter Words for Followers

efl, efs, elf, ell, els, eof, eos, erf, ers, esr, fer, fes, few, fll, flo, foe, fol, foo, for, fow, fro, frs, leo, ler, les, lew, loe, lof, loo, lor, los, low, lwl, oer, oes, ofo, ole, oof, oor, oos, ore, orf, orl, ors, ose, owe, owl, ows, ref, rel, res, rew, rfs, rle, roe, roo, ros, row, sel, ser, sew, sle, sol, sow, wef, wer, woe, woo, wos, wro

Definitions for Followers

[1] a person or thing that follows.
[2] a person who follows another in regard to his or her ideas or belief; disciple or adherent.
[3] a person who imitates, copies, or takes as a model or ideal: He was little more than a follower of current modes.
[4] an attendant, servant, or retainer.
[5] a person who follows or subscribes to another's posts on a social media website: He spent hours figuring out how to get more followers on Twitter.
[6] British Informal . a boyfriend or suitor, especially of a maidservant.
[7] Machinery . a part receiving motion from or following the movements of another part, especially a cam.
[8] Engineering , Building Trades . a concrete form attached to the head of a timber pile to permit casting of a concrete cap or pier.
[9] a person who accepts the teachings of another; disciple; adherent a follower of Marx
[10] an attendant or henchman
[11] an enthusiast or supporter, as of a sport or team
[12] (esp formerly) a male admirer
[13] rare a pursuer
[14] a machine part that derives its motion by following the motion of another part

Words related to Followers

followerdevotee, adherent, participant, patron, advocate, believer, disciple, member, client, fan, backer, admirer, worshiper, supporter, freak, stooge, helper, minion, sectary, toady

Words nearby Followers

followerfollow up, follow-my-leader, follow-on, follow-through, follow-up, follower, followership, following, following bougie, followship, folly

Origin of Followers

before 900; Middle English folwer, Old English folgere. See follow, -er1

Synonyms for Followers

adherent, admirer, advocate, backer, believer, client, devotee, disciple, fan, member, participant, patron, supporter, worshiper, addict, apostle, attendant, bootlicker, buff, cohort, companion, convert, copycat, fancier, freak, hanger-on, helper, imitator, lackey, minion, parasite, partisan, promoter, proselyte, pupil, representative, satellite, sectary, servant, sidekick, stooge, sycophant, toady, vassal, votary, zealot, habitué, protégé