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31fellow — fel•low [[t]ˈfɛl oʊ[/t]] n. 1) a man or boy 2) inf inf a beau; suitor 3) inf inf a person; one: They don t treat a fellow very well here[/ex] 4) a companion; comrade; associate 5) a person belonging to the same rank or class; equal; peer 6) one… …
32fellow — Synonyms and related words: Adamite, Casanova, Don Juan, Greek, Lothario, Romeo, abecedarian, accessory, accompanier, accompanist, accompanying, accompanyist, ace, acquaintance, adjunct, advocate, affiliate, affiliated, allied, ally, alter ego,… …
33fellow — [11] Etymologically, a fellow is somebody who ‘lays money’. The word originated as an Old Norse compound félagi, formed from fé ‘money’ and *lag , a verbal base denoting ‘lay’. Someone who puts down money with someone else in a joint venture is… …
34fellow — [11] Etymologically, a fellow is somebody who ‘lays money’. The word originated as an Old Norse compound félagi, formed from fé ‘money’ and *lag , a verbal base denoting ‘lay’. Someone who puts down money with someone else in a joint venture is… …
35fellow — See: HAIL FELLOW WELL MET, REGULAR GUY or REGULAR FELLOW …
36fellow — See: HAIL FELLOW WELL MET, REGULAR GUY or REGULAR FELLOW …
37fellow — See: hail fellow well met, regular guy or regular fellow …
38fellow — noun 1》 a man or boy. 2》 a person in the same position or otherwise associated with another. ↘a thing of the same kind as or otherwise associated with another. 3》 a member of a learned society. ↘Brit. an incorporated senior member of a… …
39fellow — noun 1) informal he s a decent sort of fellow Syn: man, boy; person, individual, soul; informal guy, character, customer, joe, devil, bastard, chap, dude, hombre; dated dog 2) he exchanged glances with his fellows …
40fellow — [ˈfeləʊ] noun [C] I 1) old fashioned a man 2) a member of a professional society or educational institution II adj fellow [ˈfeləʊ] used for talking about people who are similar to you or are in the same situation as you his fellow… …
