A person who obeys or is guided by the teaching or opinions of another; an adherent, disciple, pupil. Also: a person who conforms to or complies with…

Usually with possessive indicating the person's superior or leader. A subject, adherent, or follower (of a person), spec. a member of a body of…

figurative (usually with reference to spiritual service or warfare). Also const. to (a purpose, etc.).

A follower, a disciple; an adherent. Obsolete.

An adherent or follower; a disciple. Also: a member of a retinue. Obsolete.

A steadfast supporter of a person, party, or cause; a follower, a loyalist. Also with to. rare in later use.

An adherent or follower. Obsolete.

A person who attaches himself or herself to another; an adherent. Obsolete.

A follower, disciple; one who follows a particular school, teacher, or leader; a partisan, sectary.

A person. A subordinate; a supporter, follower, adherent. Now archaic.

One who ensues, a follower.

A person who adheres to a person or thing; an adherent.

A follower or disciple of a particular leader, teacher, party, or school. Now rare (with mixture of sense A. 1). †Also, a votary of a particular…

A person or thing that agrees, harmonizes, or conforms with another. Obsolete.

More generally: an attendant or assistant in some ceremony, operation, or the like; (also) a devoted follower or admirer; a novice or neophyte.

An adherent of a specified sect; a sectary of a particular teacher. Now rare.

A follower or hanger-on. Obsolete.