Results for fellow
Definitions of fellow:
part of speech: adjective
Associated or joined with; as, fellow members.
part of speech: noun
A person or thing joined or associated with another; a companion; one of a pair; a name of contempt; in a learned society, one who holds a higher status than that of a member; a member of a college who is on the foundation and receives an income from its revenues.
part of speech: noun
A companion or associate; one of the same kind; one of a pair; an individual; one held in slight esteem; a member of a society; a graduate member of a college who holds a fellowship; the trustee of a college.
part of speech: noun
An associate; a companion and equal; one of a pair; a mate; a member of a university who enjoys a fellowship; a member of a scientific or other society; a worthless person.
Usage examples for fellow:
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Then in a moment: " Who is the fellow
"The Desert Fiddler", William H. Hamby -
Tell it me, my good fellow
"Historical Romances: Under the Red Robe, Count Hannibal, A Gentleman of France", Stanley J. Weyman -
What fellow in Larne?
"Duffels", Edward Eggleston -
This fellow out of his fear sure has Perswaded her.
"The Scornful Lady", Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher