to favorite
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2.7
- verb
- /ˈfeɪvərɪt/
- Texting
:
marcar como favorito
- Pastabagel; can I favorite your comment more than once?
- favorite a tweet
So I did favorite some of them and they're all disappearing.
- So I did favorite some of them and they're all disappearing.
- But the way that it works, you can favorite different movies on that stick to a central home screen.
Examples
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You can retweet, reply, or favorite another person's tweet.
Blog text (29) -
"I've favorited a lot of pages that have to do with literacy in any form."
Academic text (2011) -
But the way that it works, you can favorite different movies on that stick to a central home screen.
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But anyway: steambadger, I would favorite your comment a hundred more times if I could.
Blog text (26) -
I definitely bought this story and favorited some comments in the original thread as being particularly sweet.
Blog text (13) -
I thought it was clever, and I was happy to see it favorited.
Blog text (12) -
Did you favorite an election-themed tweet that you'd like to share with us?
Blog text (13) -
But users often want a photographer to know more immediately if they’ve voted or favorited an image.
Blog text (20) -
You can favorite a tweet to show your approval and save it for later.
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I often favorite posts on Instagram that inspire me or make me smile.
Synonyms
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8.2
To mark or save something so you can find it again
To save something on a website or app because you like it most
Compounds
- Literature
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7.6
A politician from a state who has strong local support and whom people choose to keep the state's delegates loyal
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2.0
A happy time from when you were a child that you still think about with joy
How Liked
Surface Forms
Etymology
Favorite comes from the old word favor, which means 'support' or 'good will'. So to favorite something online is to mark it with your 'favor'—for example by clicking a star or heart—to show you like or save it.