foller
English edit
Verb edit
foller (third-person singular simple present follers, present participle follering, simple past and past participle follered)
- Pronunciation spelling of follow.
- 1909, W.W. Jacobs, Peter's Pence[1]:
- They got on a bus, and as Sam was about to foller Ginger and Peter on top, Mr. Goodman took hold of 'im by the arm and said they'd go inside.
- 1913, Horace Annesley Vachell, Bunch Grass[2]:
- The widder, pore soul, suspicioning trouble, follered Jake, and found him with a bullet plumb through his heart.
- 1924, Max Brand, The Rangeland Avenger[3]:
- The minute he was out of sight I follered him, but when it come into view, him and Gaspar was high-tailing through the hills.
Middle English edit
Noun edit
foller
- Alternative form of fullere