ride or die
cheerlead
enthusiast
partizan
partisan
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sympathizer
well-wisher
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avower
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love
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yes man
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venerator
dance with the one that brought you
smoothie
sweet talker
smoothy
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heartical
aspirer
tower of strength
pillar of strength
full marks
would-be
voluntarist
pet
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pro
admirer
pump someone's tires
single-heartedly
conventicler
cock of the roost
offerer
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cock of the walk
solidifier
offeror
beloved
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professionalist
heartwhole
gun
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sentiocentrist
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championing
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prospect
success story
disciple
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jump in with both feet
straight shooter
engagé
martyr

English words for 'Someone who is wholeheartedly committed and supportive.'

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