follow /folˈō/

1. To go after or behind
2. To keep along the line of
3. To come after or succeed
4. To pursue
5. To attend
6. To support (eg a team or sportsperson)
7. To believe in (eg a religious leader or teaching)
8. To imitate
9. To obey (eg orders)
10. To adopt (eg an opinion)
11. To keep the eye or mind fixed on
12. To grasp or understand the whole course or sequence of
13. To result from, as an effect from a cause
14. (on Twitter) to regularly read and respond to posts made by a particular individual
15. To strive to obtain (Bible)

1. To come after
2. To result
3. To be the logical conclusion

1. A stroke that causes the ball to follow the one it has struck (commonly follow-throughˈ; billiards and snooker)
2. A second helping

follˈower noun

1. A person who comes after
2. A person who copies
3. A disciple, supporter or devotee
4. A retainer or attendant
5. A servant-girl's sweetheart (old)
6. A part of a machine driven by another part

follˈowing noun

A body of supporters

1. Coming next after
2. To be next mentioned
3. (of a wind) blowing in the same direction as a boat, aircraft, etc is travelling

After

follˈow-board noun

(in moulding) the board on which a pattern is laid

follow-my-leadˈer noun

A game in which all other players have to mimic whatever the leader does

follow-onˈ noun

1. An act of following on
2. A second innings following immediately after the first (cricket)

follow-throughˈ noun

An act of following through

follow home

To follow to the point aimed at, to the heart of the matter

follow on

1. To continue endeavours (Bible)
2. To start a second innings immediately after the first, as the result of scoring a total that is lower than that of the opposing team by more than a predetermined amount (cricket)
3. To follow immediately (informal)
4. To start where another (person, etc) left off (informal)

follow out

1. To carry out (eg instructions)
2. To follow to the end or conclusion

follow suit

1. To play a card of the same suit as the one which was led (cards)
2. To do what another person has done

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