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Definition of fellow
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fellow is as below...
Fellow
(n.) In the
English
universities,
a
scholar
who is
appointed
to a
foundation
called
a
fellowship,
which gives a title to
certain
perquisites
and
privileges..
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Sneaksby
::
Sneaksby
(n.) A
paltry
fellow;
a
sneak.
Punch
::
Punch (n.) A
short,
fat
fellow;
anything
short and
thick..
Drawcansir
::
Drawcansir
(n.) A
blustering,
bullying
fellow;
a
pot-valiant
braggart;
a
bully..
Lubber
::
Lubber
(n.) A
heavy,
clumsy,
or
awkward
fellow;
a
sturdy
drone;
a
clown..
Pilgarlic
::
Pilgarlic
(n.) One who has lost his hair by
disease;
a
sneaking
fellow,
or one who is
hardly
used..
Hector
::
Hector
(n.) A
bully;
a
blustering,
turbulent,
insolent,
fellow;
one who vexes or
provokes..
Sans-culotte
::
Sans-culotte
(n.) A
fellow
without
breeches;
a
ragged
fellow;
-- a name of
reproach
given in the first
French
revolution
to the
extreme
republican
party,
who
rejected
breeches
as an
emblem
peculiar
to the upper
classes
or
aristocracy,
and
adopted
pantaloons..
Hoodlum
::
Hoodlum
(n.) A young
rowdy;
a
rough,
lawless
fellow..
Idle
::
Idle
(superl.)
Given rest and ease;
averse
to labor or
employment;
lazy;
slothful;
as, an idle
fellow..
Fogy
::
Fogy (n.) A dull old
fellow;
a
person
behind
the
times,
over-conservative,
or slow; --
usually
preceded
by old..
Roarer
::
Roarer
(n.) A
riotous
fellow;
a
roaring
boy.
Bullhead
::
Bullhead
(n.) A
stupid
fellow;
a
lubber.
Spalpeen
::
Spalpeen
(n.) A
scamp;
an Irish term for a
good-for-nothing
fellow;
-- often used in
good-humored
contempt
or
ridicule.
Snudge
::
Snudge
(n.) A
miser;
a
sneaking
fellow.
Kobold
::
Kobold
(n.) A kind of
domestic
spirit
in
German
mythology,
corresponding
to the
Scottish
brownie
and the
English
Robin
Goodfellow..
Fellow-commoner
::
Fellow-commoner
(n.) A
student
at
Cambridge
University,
England,
who
commons,
or
dines,
at the
Fellow's
table..
Incommunicative
::
Incommunicative
(a.) Not
communicative;
not free or apt to
impart
to
others
in
conversation;
reserved;
silent;
as, the
messenger
was
incommunicative;
hence,
not
disposed
to hold
fellowship
or
intercourse
with
others;
exclusive..
Understrapper
::
Understrapper
(n.) A petty
fellow;
an
inferior
agent;
an
underling.
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) Those
associated
with one, as in a
family,
or a
society;
a
company..
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A noisy
boaster;
a
swaggering
fellow.
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