Following and Track

Following

Following noun - The act of going after or in the tracks of another.

Usage example: took part in the following of the coyote

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Track and following are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Track" instead the word "Following" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: follow, follower, followed

Track noun - A mark or series of marks left on a surface by something that has passed along it.

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Following and track are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Following" instead a noun "Track".

Nearby Words: trace, tracing, tracked, tracking, tracker

good	good following	good track
actual	actual following	actual track
entire	entire following	entire track
real	real following	real track
Other adjectives: vocal, great, main, careful, titular.

Rankin/Bass, following Hanna-Barbera's lead, also created a "bootleg" laugh track using samples from the Douglass library for two of their shows: The Jackson 5ive and The Osmonds.

Source: Laugh Track
Switchfoot contain examples of the following tropes: Album Title Drop: Nothing Is Sound is the only album not to have a title track on a Switchfoot album.

Source: Music / Switchfoot
Meat Loaf's 2003 album Couldn't Have Said It Better hides "Mercury Blues" (a cover of the Alan Jackson hit) after about six minutes of silence following the last track, "Forever Young".

Source: Hidden Track

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