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A network of individuals whom one is acquainted with
The supporters of a particular party or doctrine regarded collectively
Plural for a person who helps or aids another in an act or task
Plural for a military unit, or a band of fighters
Plural for a group of people with a common statistical characteristic
Plural for a follower or pupil of a teacher, leader, or philosopher
Plural for a person who serves under a person (of authority)
Plural for a private or intimate group of close friends or associates
Plural for a collection of people sharing a value for a certain demographic criterion
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Noun
▲
A network of individuals whom one is acquainted with
friends
companions
intimates
confidantes
confidants
familiars
shadows
playmates
playfellows
classmates
schoolmates
workmates
allies
comrades
associates
sisters
brothers
pals
buddies
chums
spars
sidekicks
cullies
cronies
bezzies
mates
oppos
muckers
butties
bruvvers
bruvs
marrows
marrers
marras
amigos
acquaintances
compadres
paisans
homies
bros
homeboys
cobbers
homegirls
partners
colleagues
compatriots
roommates
offsiders
compeers
contacts
network
support
alter egos
best friends
boon companions
bosom buddies
bosom friends
main men
soul mates
company one keeps
birds of a feather
close friends
fellows
hobnobbers
running mates
accomplices
confederates
co-workers
consociates
coworkers
collaborators
supporters
confreres
acquaintance
helpers
assistants
coconspirators
consort
peers
aid
aides
abetters
accessories
fellow travelers
contact
wingmen
pards
affiliates
coadjutors
gabba
BFFs
best friends forever
buds
musketeers
auxiliaries
teammates
aiders
copartners
members
academics
roomies
doubles
gossip
cousins
china
cuzzes
sympathisers
UK
conspirators
bedfellows
backers
sympathizers
US
accessaries
abettors
cooperators
partners in crime
kissing cousins
connection
offshoots
colluders
henchmen
business partners
connivers
pupils
lieutenants
subordinates
apprentices
adjuncts
helpmeets
helpmates
adjutants
deputies
accompaniment
acolytes
sises
brahs
dudes
bruhs
neighbours
UK
besties
brosephs
neighbors
US
flatmates
advisers
adherents
men
family
cater-cousins
lovers
amigas
fast friends
blood brothers
blood sisters
sounding boards
consiglieri
counselors
US
mentors
counsellors
UK
fellas
chaps
fams
soul sisters
kindred spirits
kindred souls
soul brothers
bruds
cotenants
lodgers
bunkmates
housemates
bras
broskis
fellow gang members
more ❯
Noun
▲
The supporters of a particular party or doctrine regarded collectively
gang
camp
faction
group
set
party
clique
bloc
wing
side
lobby
caucus
contingent
supporters
followers
schism
pressure group
public-interest group
splinter group
cabal
sect
coterie
section
division
junta
sector
minority
coalition
ring
block
grouping
body
league
confederacy
alliance
interest group
band
combination
crew
ginger group
branch
union
camarilla
association
junto
unit
cell
combine
entente
fringe movement
denomination
arm
cult
axis
organization
US
syndicate
interest
communion
order
church
conclave
affiliation
mob
conspiracy
offshoot
partnership
movement
clan
connection
circle
persuasion
team
organisation
UK
society
minority group
confederation
federation
Mafia
push
concordat
cause
alignment
political party
small group
contestant
combatant
rival
department
allied group
electorate
subdivision
front
council
assembly
corps
segment
demonstration
mobilisation
UK
mobilization
US
patrol
political group
detachment
convocation
tribunal
government
committee
dictatorship
cabinet
leadership
regime
forum
battalion
phalanx
platoon
task force
squadron
squad
regiment
lobbyists
march
evolution
guild
school
action group
concern
combo
machine
following
creed
religion
faith
crowd
outfit
insiders
club
knot
bunch
network
legislative body
military government
lobby group
religious order
religious group
faith community
religious cult
special-interest group
campaign group
special interest group
schismatic church
heretical movement
schismatic group
schismatic religion
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who helps or aids another in an act or task
accomplices
accessories
confederates
assistants
abetters
partners
allies
aides
abettors
henchmen
accessaries
sidekicks
helpers
co-conspirators
partners in crime
connivers
collaborators
associates
insiders
coconspirators
cooperators
plants
stalls
conspirators
colleagues
aid
shills
subordinates
help
backers
seconds
right-hand men
right hands
right-hand women
coadjutors
companions
promoters
comrades
“A
cohort
of the robber aboard a motorcycle ‎reportedly served as a lookout.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a military unit, or a band of fighters
groups
regiments
squadrons
troops
units
armies
battalions
brigades
company
contingents
corps
division
force
outfits
bands
batteries
cadres
commandos
crews
detachment
legions
patrols
sections
batches
columns
detail
sets
squads
teams
body
parties
bunches
platoons
gangs
hosts
garrisons
packs
hordes
troupes
gaggles
throngs
posses
assemblage
crowds
order
leagues
mobs
assembly
fraternity
bevies
US
bevvies
UK
delegations
gatherings
brotherhood
sodalities
fellowship
multitudes
arrays
control
guards
armed forces
shops
cells
community
services
vocation
organization
US
organisation
UK
sects
committees
deputation
mission
delegacies
quotas
commissions
legations
circles
line-ups
sisterhood
coteries
partnership
selections
coveys
sororities
association
crops
confraternities
federation
union
huddles
alliance
guilds
consort
working parties
cliques
institutions
camps
menageries
affiliations
society
clubs
clusters
lodges
blocks
swarms
collections
streams
flocks
loads
droves
numbers
herds
lots
mass
press
crushes
congregations
routs
scrums
knots
clans
formations
rings
crams
factions
networks
bikes
covens
tribes
lineups
klatsches
syndicates
klatches
dream teams
shift
myriads
jam
concourses
seas
flight
turnouts
blocs
ensembles
parcels
folds
staffs
task forces
musters
aggregations
clumps
expedition
coalitions
firms
relays
sellouts
combines
showers
groupings
cartels
excursions
trust
confederacies
galaxies
cabals
combinations
conspiracies
pools
retinues
combos
consortia
clouds
piles
zoos
confederations
meeting
rabbles
fleets
deluges
wings
scores
subdivision
broods
nyes
wolf packs
rucks
conventions
floods
barrages
juntos
pushes
rackets
in-groups
monopolies
juntas
turns
relief
convoys
phalanges
phalanxes
constellations
passels
denomination
sectors
clutches
duty
fatigue
assignment
personnel
nuclei
core
stock companies
casts
repertory companies
machines
complements
gilds
tie-ins
councils
conglomerates
houses
amalgamation
kinship
mergers
consociation
class
family
congress
axes
institutes
board
cooperatives
rat packs
corporations
chambers
colleges
compacts
panels
trios
stables
foursomes
string
ballet
concert parties
touring companies
shoals
schools
armadas
escadrilles
get-togethers
conferences
conclaves
rallies
wads
slews
convocations
convergence
ingatherings
surges
confluxes
confluences
congeries
blowouts
meets
cattle
more ❯
“Initially designed for cavalry, the fort was garrisoned by an infantry
cohort
of 800 men in the C2.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a group of people with a common statistical characteristic
groups
categorization
categories
class
classification
division
grades
gradings
groupings
sections
sets
batches
generation
lists
order
age groups
peer groups
old-boy networks
ranges
bands
types
lots
old-girl networks
age brackets
demographics
genera
tiers
kinds
collections
sorts
rubrics
spans
leagues
brackets
spheres
species
scopes
family
fellowship
bunches
crops
crowds
breeds
variety
rank
waves
packs
series
headings
head
departments
models
casts
styles
kidneys
listings
genres
stamps
brands
makes
compartments
ilks
stripes
character
feathers
likes
strain
schools
fields
description
subdivision
manners
nature
form
fashion
denomination
arrangements
rankings
echelons
designation
ratings
gradation
allocation
dispositions
kingdoms
level
statuses
pigeonholes
race
tribes
phyla
more ❯
“Indeed, nine of the eleven shop assistants in the 1899
cohort
were migrants into the city.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a follower or pupil of a teacher, leader, or philosopher
disciples
followers
adherents
partisans
votaries
supporters
acolytes
converts
pupils
devotees
epigones
votarists
believers
advocates
partizans
apostles
upholders
proselytes
zealots
sectaries
students
catechumens
liegemen
attendants
scholars
bhaktas
apologists
learners
sectators
chelae
proponents
servants
rooters
members
boosters
janissaries
defenders
champions
backers
fanatics
enthusiasts
sympathizers
US
stalwarts
sponsors
worshippers
UK
sympathisers
UK
worshipers
US
promoters
accessories
sycophants
satellites
attenders
groupies
fans
friends
hangers-on
admirers
pursuivants
protagonists
henchmen
revisionists
true believers
extremists
dogmatizers
radicals
activists
dogmatists
sectarians
neophytes
canonists
doctrinaires
patrons
aficionados
religionists
churchgoers
parishioners
idealists
martyrs
camp followers
novitiates
convertees
novices
vassals
subjects
soldiers
men
orthodoxes
acceptors
participants
born-agains
prophets
congregants
communicants
voters
allies
insiders
bedfellows
abetters
fellow travelers
helpers
confederates
abettors
comrades
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who serves under a person (of authority)
followers
attendants
servants
henchmen
assistants
sidekicks
lackeys
helpers
retainers
minion
vassals
acolytes
pages
toadies
squires
satellites
stooges
proteges
sycophants
companions
devotees
liegemen
pursuivants
bootlickers
hangers-on
camp followers
underlings
subordinates
flunkeys
flunkies
gofers
puppets
dogsbodies
parasites
tools
dependants
valets
manservants
instruments
yes-men
creatures
pawns
footmen
menials
myrmidons
right-hand men
slaves
apprentices
supporters
aides
associates
adjuncts
disciples
helpmates
secretaries
adjutants
men Friday
deputies
coadjutants
coadjutors
girls Friday
abettors
brown-nosers
flatterers
varlets
spaniels
fawners
doormats
lickspittles
suck-ups
juniors
dupes
suckers
cat's paws
hirelings
skivvies
poodles
dailies
snobs
domestics
stewards
slaveys
yes men
drudges
lieutenants
seconds
mates
aid
auxiliaries
helpmeets
aides-de-camp
main men
wingmen
advisers
seconds in command
personal assistants
confidantes
proselytes
hatchet men
collaborators
shadows
allies
backers
protectors
accomplices
bodyguards
accessories
cronies
help
partners
minders
friends
right-hand women
colleagues
backups
adherents
heavies
appointees
rellies
children
family members
charge
offspring
minors
relatives
fosterlings
wards
progeny
temps
peons
paraprofessionals
number twos
second fiddles
subjects
inferiors
cooperators
patrons
relievers
succorers
henchwomen
abetters
subsidiaries
representatives
confederates
serfs
scrubs
aiders
third strings
understrappers
batmen
subalterns
second strings
housemen
workmates
fixers
teammates
coworkers
co-workers
enablers
escorts
lieges
factotums
scullions
servitors
subs
vices
proxies
understudies
stand-ins
dependents
delegates
beginners
hired hands
go-to persons
novices
substitutes
deputes
trainees
surrogates
relief
fill-ins
gophers
seconds-in-command
running dogs
PA
men
lightweights
squirts
second bananas
upstarts
groupies
assenters
grovelers
kowtowers
brownnosers
conformists
brownnoses
traditionalists
sheep
apple-polishers
bird dogs
butlers
waiters
maidservants
baby sitters
maids
orderlies
guides
equerries
nurses
ushers
employees
concierges
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a private or intimate group of close friends or associates
inner circles
cliques
elites
cabals
cadres
mobs
society
cartels
lobbies
ingroups
beaux mondes
beautiful people
high society
jet sets
in-groups
brains trusts
brain trusts
charmed circles
kitchen cabinets
Noun
▲
Plural for a collection of people sharing a value for a certain demographic criterion
demographics
community
groups
collectives
people
society
tranches
minority groups
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