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to follback

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

  • I will follback everyone who follows me.

  • She follbacked her new followers yesterday.

  • I noticed he follbacked nearly everyone who supported him online.

  • If you follback, I'll send you a message and we can chat more.

  • She always follbacks her new followers on Instagram.

  • I will follback everyone who follows me.

  • If you follback, I'll send you a message and we can chat more.

Synonyms

to follow
vsto follback
  • Texting
700 1.0

To get a person's posts and updates on social media

is the action of subscribing in reply when someone subscribes to you

Antonyms

to unfollow
  • Texting
6 3.6

To stop getting posts from someone's social media account

Surface Forms

follback infinitive
follbacked past
follbacked past participle
follbacking present participle
follbacks third person singular

Morphology

follback = follow (transparent) = back + follow

Meaning is directly derived from the phrasal verb 'follow back' (follow + back) used colloquially as a single-word verb. [Postprocessing: moved 'back' from base_words to prefix]

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.