Results for fell

Definitions of fell:

part of speech: verb transitive

To cause to fall; to bring to the ground; to cut down.

part of speech: verb transitive

To hew, cut, or knock, down; as, to fell a tree; turn down ( a seam) in a certain way and sew.

part of speech: noun

A barren or stony hill.

part of speech: adverb

FELLY.

part of speech: verb

Pt. of fall, which see.

part of speech: noun

A skin or hide.

part of speech: past tense

of Fall

part of speech: noun

A skin.

part of speech: verb

To turn down, as a seam.

part of speech: adjective

Cruel; savage.

part of speech: noun

The skin of an animal; a hem laid level with the material.

part of speech: noun

FELLNESS.

part of speech: adjective

Cruel; fierce; bloody.

part of speech: adjective

Pa. t. of FALL.

part of speech: verb

To bring to the ground; to knock down; to hew or cut down.

part of speech: noun

A low- browed hill; a mountain; a mountain- side.

Usage examples for fell:

• The husband fell in love with me. "The New Magdalen", Wilkie Collins

• Without a cry, he fell forward on his face. "Cedric, the Forester", Bernard Gay Marshall

• " We had lots of fun," answered Janet " Teddy fell off his pony-" " Fell off his pony!" "The Curlytops at Uncle Frank's Ranch", Howard R. Garis

• I fell in love with you the moment I saw you, and there you are! "The Adventures of Sally", P. G. Wodehouse