A household, family; a company of servants or retainers, a retinue; a king's court; also, a monastic household.

A group of people; esp. an army or retinue.

A retinue (of a great personage); a household, a body of retainers or followers.

(also plural) Retainers, followers; servants, workpeople. Obsolete.

household servants, followers.

A train or band of followers; a following; a retinue. Also figurative.

A body of people attending a lord or other powerful person. More generally: a body of retainers, attendants, dependants, or followers; a retinue. Now…

A body of people attending a lord or other powerful person. A group of people particularly associated with God: spec. (a) the angels, (b) the poor…

A group of people (or animals) in the service of or accompanying a person; a retinue, train. Also: a person's close companions or associates. Now rare…

A group of followers; a retinue; = suite, n. 1. Obsolete.

In singular. Persons in relation to an individual, or individuals, to whom or with whom they belong… A body of people attending, employed by, or…

quasi-concrete. The followers of a leader.

A group of people (or animals) in the service of or accompanying a person, esp. a sovereign, noble, or person in authority; a train, a suite.

A company of people; a retinue. Obsolete (Scottish and rare in later use).

= retinue, n. 1.

A band, company, train of attendants.

A group of people accompanying a person; a train, a retinue.

Suite, retinue.

A train of followers, band of adherents, following, suit; rarely, a follower. In Feudal Law, the offspring, retinue, chattels, and appurtenances of…

A company, host, or flock; (one's) retinue or following; = meinie, n. 1 2b 5a 7. Obsolete.

concrete. A body of followers; a group of attendants, supporters, admirers, adherents, etc.; followers collectively.

With possessive adjective: a person's associates or confederates; a following, a retinue. Also: a member of such a group. Now historical.

In early use: the retinue or entourage of a person of high rank. In later use: the staff of a (high-ranking) official. Now rare.

A body of people, animals, vehicles, etc., travelling together in an organized way, esp. in a long… With of indicating composition.

Retinue. Obsolete.

A retinue or train of attendants. Also figurative. Obsolete.

A group of people retained in the service of a sovereign, etc.; = retinue, n. 1a(a). rare.

Train of retainers or attendants, retinue, following. Obsolete.

A group or train of followers, attendants, or servants; a retinue. Also in elliptical use, with unchanged plural (colloquial): members of such a…

= attendance, n. 9.

A body of attendants, train of servants, retinue. Obsolete.

Attendants collectively; train or retinue.

With plural agreement. Successors, followers.

A train of attendants, or of people in procession.