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Often used in the same context:
alums,
cheerleaders,
backers,
alumni,
proponents,
benefactors,
pep rally,
coaches,
supporters,
administrators,
fans,
athletics,
detractors,
partisans,
skeptics,
honchos,
officials,
fundraisers,
jocks,
mavens,
coughers,
rooters,
enthusiasts,
promoters,
politicos,
fieldhouse,
slive,
aficionados,
folks,
hoops,
regents,
bigwigs,
shills,
powerbrokers,
critics,
attaboy,
concertgoers,
pompons,
groupies,
insiders,
donors,
execs,
alma mater,
boondoggle,
tout,
athletes,
grads,
contributors,
fams,
bleachers,
patrons,
advocates,
legion,
tooters,
cognoscenti,
pols,
educators,
pompoms,
lobbyists,
profs,
worrywarts,
solid rocket,
pep,
suckers,
domed stadium,
moms,
nutritionists,
congressmen,
coliseum,
natatorium,
fanatics,
ranters,
clackers,
raba,
alumnae,
roadies,
tubas,
hurrahs,
proselytizers,
academics,
doubters,
foes,
members,
coeds,
purists,
faculty,
overachievers,
businessmen,
staffers,
environmentalists,
buffs,
yahoos,
cheerleading,
planners,
cheapskates,
freebies,
creampuff,
superintendents,
rubes,
basketball,
hoorays,
naysayer,
booster,
movers,
buyers,
collectors,
distributors,
funders,
purveyors,
advertisers,
fairs,
orchestras,
players,
engines,
exponents,
packers
Part of:
communication equipment,
communication system
More general:
amplifier
Synonyms:
booster amplifier,
booster stations,
relay links,
relay stations,
relay transmitters
Also try:
— Adjectives for boosters:
solid,
local,
civic,
biggest,
large,
enthusiastic,
annual,
big,
immune,
early,
urban,
more...
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