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People, or an organization, that financially supports or is a benefactor to a cause, organization or country
(
of a sporting event or concert
)
An audience
Patrons who purchase or receive a product or service from a business or merchant
A body of supporters or admirers
Plural for a person or organization that employs people
Plural for a person staying at a hotel or guest house
Plural for a person who protects someone or something
Plural for sponsor
Plural for an elder, sometimes oldest, member or doyen of a society or other body
Plural for a person who executes the plans and directives of another
Plural for person who owns something
Plural for the aid or support provided by a sponsor
Plural for a person who establishes an institution or settlement
Plural for a traveller on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew
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Noun
▲
People, or an organization, that financially supports or is a benefactor to a cause, organization or country
friends
backers
supporters
benefactors
adherents
benefactresses
partisans
advocates
advocators
apostles
boosters
espousers
exponents
expounders
gospelers
gospellers
heralds
hierophants
high priests
paladins
promoters
proponents
protagonists
sponsors
true believers
white knights
well-wishers
defenders
champions
angels
collaborators
helpers
benefactrices
Maecenases
donors
contributors
donators
fairy godmothers
philanthropists
subscribers
guarantors
followers
subsidizers
US
upholders
subsidisers
UK
sugar daddies
allies
protectors
givers
philanthropes
underwriters
surety
fans
believers
apologists
endorsers
altruists
investors
almsgivers
proposers
sympathisers
UK
sustainers
financiers
sympathizers
US
humanitarians
votaries
campaigners
crusaders
bestowers
vindicators
enthusiasts
standard-bearers
meal tickets
disciples
propagandists
pleaders
grantors
stakers
guardians
Good Samaritans
worshippers
UK
stakeholders
missionaries
saviors
US
spokesmen
cash cows
heavy hitters
bondsmen
presenters
godparents
mainstays
rooters
pluggers
admirers
do-gooders
seconds
saviours
UK
worshipers
US
seconders
spokespersons
prime movers
conferrers
shareholders
bleeding hearts
groupies
providers
gift givers
money
guaranties
bankrollers
escorts
bolsterers
wardens
assistants
aid
marks
suppliers
funders
counselors
US
counsellors
UK
speakers
activists
pioneers
reformers
idolizers
suspenders
pillars
abiders
support
braces
bearers
henchmen
paracletes
patronesses
Ladies Bountiful
favorers
lobbyists
fighters
heroines
evangelists
challengers
battlers
venture capitalists
stockholders
capitalists
security
hostages
mortgagors
gigolos
amorosos
Robin Hoods
spokeswomen
propounders
customers
readers
signers
attesters
members
money-spinners
golden geese
moneymakers
team members
participants
associates
partners
colleagues
conspirators
bedfellows
abetters
fellow travelers
confederates
fellow travellers
quislings
accomplices
fraternizers
abettors
proselytes
epigones
pupils
votarists
converts
sectaries
partizans
acolytes
warrantors
insurers
vouchers
guarantees
bailsmen
fiends
fanciers
bugs
aficionados
fanatics
buff
aficionadas
devotees
idolaters
addicts
junkies
nuts
zealots
freaks
hangers-on
cats
hounds
subjects
servants
soldiers
liegemen
vassals
men
guides
encouragers
financers
patron saints
leaders
head
fronts
cohorts
stalwarts
demonstrators
janissaries
organisers
UK
objectors
publicists
radicals
organizers
US
protesters
militants
accessories
warriors
sycophants
revolutionaries
advertisers
rebels
marchers
chelae
social justice warriors
assenters
nominators
students
attenders
backbone
knights
picketers
dissenters
ideologues
representatives
arrangers
satellites
SJW
sectarians
gurus
sellers
combatants
idealogues
rock
loyalists
dissidents
learners
arguers
rioters
bhaktas
catechumens
extremists
agitators
dogmatists
torchbearers
witness
heroes
pursuivants
ambassadors
progressives
counsels
maintainers
apologizers
justifiers
patriots
converters
companions
messengers
propagators
movers and shakers
guardian angels
gladiators
expositors
interpreters
illustrators
explainers
commentators
elucidators
proselytizers
US
pamphleteers
impresarios
spin doctors
developers
entrepreneurs
indoctrinators
cheerers
cheerleaders
performers
agents
proselytisers
UK
marketers
character
exemplars
good guys
anchors
idols
props
lead characters
moving spirits
cornerstones
agonists
upstanders
intervenors
revolters
boycotters
disrupters
strikers
troublemakers
enablers
coordinators
facilitators
designers
canonists
attendants
born-agains
sectators
neophytes
scholars
prophets
orthodoxes
doctrinaires
acceptors
religionists
workers
workhorses
aspirants
seekers
candidates
prospects
appliers
applicants
contenders
hopefuls
walkers
revisionists
misbelievers
recusants
skeptics
US
atheists
free thinkers
mavericks
dogmatizers
sceptics
UK
nonconformists
agnostics
heretics
bigots
separatists
renegades
unbelievers
schismatics
canvassers
idealists
belligerents
character witnesses
referees
martyrs
guiders
bastions
sinews
towers of strength
strength
worthies
light
leading lights
fundraisers
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“What is needed is a
patron
who understands and supports the substance of the projects and the one-time opportunity they represent.”
Noun
▲
(
of a sporting event or concert
)
An audience
crowd
audience
spectators
watchers
listeners
viewers
onlookers
house
gallery
stalls
turnout
attendance
gate
congregation
punters
public
gathering
assembly
throng
assemblage
fans
followers
company
witnesses
draw
observers
devotees
aficionados
concertgoers
theatregoers
UK
number present
admirers
buffs
theatergoers
US
freaks
box office
muster
gross
following
clientele
followership
fanbase
patronage
market
buyers
consumers
supporters
customers
listenership
target market
viewership
cult
readers
addressees
hearers
moviegoers
playgoers
showgoers
those present
number
number of people present
peanut gallery
more ❯
Noun
▲
Patrons who purchase or receive a product or service from a business or merchant
customers
clientele
clients
consumers
custom
business
following
punters
regulars
trade
public
buyers
purchasers
shoppers
users
patronage
frequenters
markets
vendees
guests
publics
accounts
market
clientage
denizens
visitors
prospects
rats
familiars
haunters
fans
end users
clientry
habitues
investors
viewers
walk-ins
bargain hunters
audiences
participants
listeners
emptors
support
browsers
window-shoppers
applicants
patients
wards
enjoyers
market share
payers
obtainers
procurers
client base
followings
bums on seats
buying of goods
shopaholics
suckers
purchasing agents
representatives
habitués
audience
dependents
constituency
cortege
players
takers
attendants
devotees
attendees
spectators
attenders
onlookers
witness
sellees
endorsers
accepters
embracers
adopters
supporters
panderers
bawds
pimps
fancy men
panders
cadets
madams
whoremasters
more ❯
“Isn't it embarrassing to be in a restaurant where a
patron
is yelling at the waiter?”
Noun
▲
A body of supporters or admirers
following
audience
backing
patronage
public
retinue
supporters
circle
fans
coterie
suite
entourage
support
adherents
admirers
backers
cortege
cult
followership
groupies
posse
advocates
clientele
devotees
body of support
clientage
dependents
group
hangers-on
throng
rout
market
consumers
customers
followers
clients
fanbase
buyers
viewership
regulars
listenership
punters
custom
trade
business
target market
supporters' group
supporters' club
concertgoers
spectators
theatregoers
UK
fanatics
aficionados
buffs
theatergoers
US
viewers
freaks
listeners
readers
fan club
shoppers
users
purchasers
frequenters
clientry
habitués
constituency
onlookers
teddy boys
rockers
teds
stage-door Johnnies
crowd
gathering
assemblage
assembly
congregation
attendants
gallery
attendees
visitors
turnout
attenders
audiences
participants
witness
guests
house
company
number present
stalls
moviegoers
addressees
watchers
playgoers
hearers
showgoers
witnesses
box office
draw
attendance
observers
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person or organization that employs people
employers
bosses
managers
directors
owners
governors
head
leaders
manageresses
proprietors
skippers
chiefs
executives
gaffers
masters
administrators
superintendents
supervisors
chief executives
foremen
honchos
kingpins
overseers
presidents
principal
baases
managing directors
padrones
sachems
businesspersons
capitalists
CEOs
cos
corporations
entrepreneurs
establishment
juice
management
outfits
people
Presidents
slavedrivers
big cheeses
Mister Bigs
numero unos
big shots
front offices
head honchos
meal tickets
big guns
bigwigs
chairpersons
big wheels
headmen
helmsmen
controllers
chairs
captains
big kahunas
dominators
chieftains
taskmasters
number ones
forewomen
execs
top dogs
forepersons
high muckamucks
chairwomen
chairmen
helmers
jefes
rulers
lords
commanders
sovereigns
wheels
monarchs
superiors
premiers
officials
overlords
conductors
guv'nor
archontes
organisers
UK
patriarchs
suzerains
lords and masters
officers
ringleaders
authority
MDs
chief executive officers
mistresses
taskmistresses
straw bosses
organizers
US
administrants
old men
zookeepers
line managers
handlers
doyens
headliners
doyennes
top brass
ariki
dictators
supremos
top cats
fat cats
tycoons
top bananas
tribal chiefs
disciplinarians
tyrants
trainers
pedagogs
US
lieges
commanding officers
pedagogues
UK
commandants
matriarchs
kahunas
custodians
prezzes
inspectors
ministers
consuls
ambassadors
bureaucrats
agents
producers
deans
mandarins
functionaries
judges
admin
comptrollers
commissioners
mayors
gurus
tsars
big noises
big names
conveners
princesses
figureheads
counselors
US
princes
mentors
counsellors
UK
emperors
kings
big hitters
elders
movers and shakers
moderators
torchbearers
queens
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person staying at a hotel or guest house
guests
clients
boarders
lodgers
residents
tenants
accounts
customers
punters
roomers
PGs
bedfellows
companions
ephemerae
inmates
invitees
mates
out-of-towners
partakers
recipients
renters
sharers
sojourners
transients
vacationers
paying guests
diners
occupiers
visitors
lessees
occupants
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who protects someone or something
protectors
defenders
guards
champions
guardians
bodyguards
custodians
minders
preservers
saviours
UK
saviors
US
watchdogs
benefactors
chaperones
escorts
keepers
ombudsmen
sentries
abettors
angels
bulwarks
caretakers
friends
guides
handlers
heroes
paladins
tutelaries
hired guns
towers of strength
white knights
guardian angels
knights in shining armour
Noun
▲
Plural for sponsor
godfathers
sponsors
elders
Noun
▲
Plural for an elder, sometimes oldest, member or doyen of a society or other body
fathers
elders
seniors
doyens
patriarchs
deans
senators
kaumatuas
elder statesmen
guiding lights
city fathers
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who executes the plans and directives of another
lieutenants
aides
deputies
assistants
sidekicks
adjuncts
adjutants
aid
apprentices
coadjutors
helpers
helpmates
helpmeets
mates
subordinates
wingmen
abettors
accessories
accomplices
adherents
allies
appointees
associates
attendants
auxiliaries
backers
backups
coadjutants
collaborators
colleagues
companions
confederates
cooperators
flunkies
followers
friends
gofers
help
henchmen
henchwomen
partners
peons
representatives
seconds
secretaries
supporters
temps
number twos
right-hand men
right-hand women
subs
underlings
third strings
vices
understrappers
proxies
slaves
understudies
stand-ins
dependents
second fiddles
abetters
inferiors
delegates
beginners
subsidiaries
hired hands
aides-de-camp
subalterns
minion
flunkeys
novices
second strings
substitutes
serfs
proteges
men Friday
servants
deputes
dependants
scrubs
trainees
lackeys
surrogates
juniors
aiders
relief
girls Friday
fill-ins
dogsbodies
gophers
skivvies
personal assistants
seconds-in-command
poodles
running dogs
PA
cohorts
coworkers
comrades
co-workers
agents
cronies
acolytes
myrmidons
partners in crime
stooges
workmates
oppos
satellites
connivers
pals
disciples
teammates
stalls
conspirators
compeers
confreres
fellows
buddies
accessaries
compatriots
hirelings
consociates
coconspirators
offsiders
hangers-on
main men
administrators
co-conspirators
chums
ministers
ambassadors
legates
envoys
liaisons
hands
sympathisers
UK
cobbers
bedfellows
plants
workers
retainers
fellow travelers
sympathizers
US
protagonists
consort
employees
camp followers
hobnobbers
running mates
shadows
insiders
vassals
playmates
clerks
assignees
promoters
emissaries
contact
procurators
commissioners
locum tenentes
intermediaries
commissaries
factotums
locums
reps
spokespersons
administrative assistants
attorneys
replacement
reserve
factors
escorts
paraprofessionals
ringers
shills
advisers
confidantes
protectors
bodyguards
minders
heavies
hatchet men
toadies
direct reports
team players
fellow travellers
go-to persons
partisans
crutches
subjects
scullions
menials
servitors
kissing cousins
colluders
pards
peers
connection
offshoots
acquaintance
affiliates
business partners
adjuvants
altar boys
helping hands
apostles
runners
right hands
messengers
nuncios
supply
representants
vicegerents
councilors
US
councillors
UK
dogcatchers
regents
amigos
pupils
accompaniment
staffers
ADCs
runnerups
choruses
second bananas
labor
US
members of staff
parties
outfits
laborers
US
labourers
UK
bands
labour
UK
operators
pools
foot soldiers
workmen
men
diplomats
premiers
officeholders
prime ministers
dignitaries
plenipotentiaries
officials
consuls
executives
executive secretaries
receptionists
registers
office workers
registrars
churls
yeomen
farmers
commoners
freeholders
touchpoints
help desks
points of contact
bookers
concierges
actors
mediators
proctors
stewards
handlers
spokesmen
mediaries
functionaries
trustees
negotiators
frontmen
go-betweens
managers
brokers
advocates
middlepersons
lawyers
spokeswomen
officers
principal
mouthpieces
pinch hitters
designated hitters
succedaneums
alternatives
confidants
equivalents
successors
supplanters
covers
doubles
standbys
stopgaps
alternates
changelings
substitution
stand-bys
ancillaries
alter egos
pinch-hitters
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for person who owns something
proprietors
owners
possessors
freeholders
holders
landlords
landowners
keepers
hoteliers
hotelkeepers
innkeepers
landladies
licensees
masters
mistresses
squires
titleholders
administrators
managers
proprietaries
proprietrixes
shopkeepers
front offices
meal tickets
Noun
▲
Plural for the aid or support provided by a sponsor
sponsorship
backings
support
patronage
aegises
funding
protection
financing
aid
promotion
guardianships
assistance
finance
egises
advocacy
auspices
protectorships
help
angels
benefactors
sponsors
tutelage
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who establishes an institution or settlement
founders
initiators
fathers
authors
creators
originators
architects
establishers
institutors
designers
framers
makers
organisers
UK
organizers
US
builders
inventors
generators
begetters
constructors
engineers
founding fathers
instigators
planners
beginners
developers
devisers
inaugurators
instituters
masterminds
patriarchs
pioneers
prime movers
sires
benefactors
producers
forebearers
forefathers
Noun
▲
Plural for a traveller on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew
passengers
commuters
fares
riders
travellers
UK
voyagers
hitchhikers
customers
excursionists
pilgrims
tourists
travelers
US
wanderers
wayfarers
foot passengers
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