to follback
9.4
To follow someone who followed you on social media
- verb
- Jargon
:
seguir de vuelta
- She always follbacks her new followers on Instagram.
Examples
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I will follback everyone who follows me.
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She follbacked her new followers yesterday.
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I noticed he follbacked nearly everyone who supported him online.
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If you follback, I'll send you a message and we can chat more.
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She always follbacks her new followers on Instagram.
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I will follback everyone who follows me.
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If you follback, I'll send you a message and we can chat more.
Synonyms
To get a person's posts and updates on social media
is the action of subscribing in reply when someone subscribes to you
Antonyms
Surface Forms
follback infinitive
follbacked past
follbacked past participle
follbacking present participle
follbacks third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Follback comes from the common words follow and back, and is a short way to say 'follow back'. It began on social media, so to follback someone is to follow them after they have followed you.