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Contexts ▼▲ The people who watch or are interested in an artist, writer, or performer Plural for one who reads regularly or habitually Plural for one who makes a profession of reading aloud Plural for a person who proofreads, typically for a publisher Plural for someone reading books in a library, typically a scholar or researcher Plural for a selective collection of passages from various sources or by various authors Plural for a piece of software used for reading digital books or publications Plural for a person whose vocation is to teach Plural for a person who subscribes to a publication or a service Plural for a pagan female oracle or prophetess, especially the Cumaean sibyl Plural for a book giving instructions or information Plural for a person who interprets, especially one who translates speech orally or into sign language … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ The people who watch or are interested in an artist, writer, or performer public audience clientele fans following concertgoers followers patrons spectators theatergoersUS theatregoersUK admirers aficionados buyers consumers devotees fanbase followership market patronage supporters buffs customers cult freaks listeners listenership viewers viewership target market clients cortege clientage dependents regulars punters custom trade business backing retinue circle coterie suite frequenters shoppers users clientry purchasers entourage support habitués constituency adherents backers groupies posse advocates throng body of support group hangers-on rout fandom fanship fan base fanhood fan-tribe believers simps fan club supporters' group fanatics supporters' club more ❯ Noun ▲ Plural for one who reads regularly or habitually bibliophiles bookworms bibliomaniacs booklovers perusers browsers book lovers weenies dinks grinds swots savants geeks nerds dorks intellectuals scholars wonks propeller heads bookaholics grub brains swotters dweebs poindexters readaholics bookhounds bibliolaters bookmen “A solitary young man, he was an avid reader of classical poetry and tormented romantic literature.” Noun ▲ Plural for one who makes a profession of reading aloud rhetoricians announcers elocutionists lectors monologists reciters soliloquists lecturers declaimers spokespersons speakers speechmakers orators preachers presenters raconteurs point persons expounders demagogues prolocutors talkers dialogists spokeswomen prophets commentators keynoters spin doctors mouths narrators publicists mouthpieces broadcasters rhetors haranguers point men speechifiers sermonizers chatterers communicators utterers pontificators spielers storytellers spokesmen debaters prolocutrices discoursers barkers schmoozers interlocutors conversationalists guest speakers more ❯ “In the old days, the announcement was made to the wider public by a reader on radio.” Noun ▲ Plural for a person who proofreads, typically for a publisher proofreaders editors first readers correctors checkers copy editors subeditors seconds in command redactors newspaperwomen copyholders newspapermen compilers revisers rewriters deskmen copyreaders cutters “It's 2006, and down-and-out protagonist Ghislain works as a reader for a publishing house in Montreal.” Noun ▲ Plural for someone reading books in a library, typically a scholar or researcher browsers researchers scholars students “Now Robel is the star reader at the library. He has read all 150 of their books in the local language, Amharic.” Noun ▲ Plural for a selective collection of passages from various sources or by various authors anthologies compilation miscellanies compendiums collectanea albums florilegia sets garlands selections analects collections treasuries corpora omnibuses digests choice accumulation assemblage assortments miscellanea anas collation medleys editions repertoires mixtapes “The aim of the project was to create an anthology and reader of Vietnamese fiction.” Noun ▲ Plural for a piece of software used for reading digital books or publications books e-books electronic books e-readers “She climbed into her bed with her electronic reader, thinking the cabin was so small it felt like a nest and that it wasn't a bad thing.” Noun ▲ Plural for a person whose vocation is to teach educators teachers instructors tutors pedagoguesUK lecturers professors schoolteachers dons preceptors coaches educationists schoolmasters trainers fellows mentors guides academics gurus educationalists pedagogsUS masters dominies counselorsUS counsellorsUK schoolmistresses mistresses doctors deans schoolmarms pandits schoolmen schoolies beaks edifiers monitors ushers supply teachers pedants advisors advisers disciplinarians consultants abecedaries demonstrators exponents teaches pundits oracles sophists intellectuals governesses wizards eggheads lectors scholars senior common rooms academicians researchers scholastics bluestockings bookworms specialists experts instructers governors profs guardians skippers drill instructors crammers handlers pupils highbrows men of letters students thinkers savants women of letters accas speakers boffins methodologists docents expositors theoreticians literalists more ❯ Noun ▲ Plural for a person who subscribes to a publication or a service subscribers supporters backers sponsors patrons benefactors donors contributors followers endorsers members customers signers Noun ▲ Plural for a pagan female oracle or prophetess, especially the Cumaean sibyl sibyls seers soothsayers diviners augurs clairvoyants prognosticators oracles prophesiers prophetesses forecasters media foretellers haruspices vaticinators palmists predictors horoscopists Cassandras druids fortunetellers magi sorcerers witches wizards evocators seeresses Pythias pythonesses astrologers meteorologists prophets foreseers futurists fortune-tellers visionaries bards mystics spaemen spaewives spiritualists telepathists psychics mind readers telepaths predicters channellers wise men sages hypnotists voodoo conjurors tohungas occultists conjurers voodooists witch doctors augurers thaumaturgists Magians charmers magic users pishogues necromancers warlocks thaumaturges magicians shamans more ❯ Noun ▲ Plural for a book giving instructions or information textbooks primers manuals handbooks text workbooks schoolbooks course books books reference books guides reference sources syllabi grammar hornbooks introductions ABCs fiction compendiums manuscripts companions tomes publication lexica yellowbacks softbacks work nonfiction octavos volume softcovers vade mecums monographs atlases folios dissertations encyclopaediasUK hardbacks novels dictionaries printed matter albums treatises bestsellers encyclopediasUS writing thesauri organs paperbacks codices opuses storybooks titles preprints printing print blooks essays omnibuses tracts e-books hardcovers more ❯ Noun ▲ Plural for a person who interprets, especially one who translates speech orally or into sign language interpreters decipherers translators linguists dragomans metaphrasts polyglots Find more words! 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