Fellow

Definition: Fellow

Fellow

Adjective

1. Being associated as a companion or associate; "fellow traveler"; "brother workers"; "sister ship".

Noun

1. A boy or man; "that chap is your host"; "there's a fellow at the door"; "he's a likable cuss".

2. A person who is frequently in the company of another; "drinking companions"; "comrades in arms".

3. A person who is member of your class or profession; "the surgeon consulted his colleagues"; "he sent e-mail to his fellow hackers".

4. An informal form of address for a man; "Say, fellow, what are you doing?"; "Hey buster, what's up?".

5. A man who is the lover of a girl or young woman; "if I'd known he was her boyfriend I wouldn't have asked".

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Date "fellow" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Education

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Synonyms: Fellow

Accompaniment

Concomitant, accessory, coefficient; companion, buddy, attendant, fellow, associate, friend, colleague; consort, spouse, mate; partner, co-partner; satellite, hanger on, fellow-traveller, shadow; escort, cortege; attribute.

Adjective: accompanying; Verb: concomitant, fellow, twin, joint; associated with, coupled with; accessory, attendant, obbligato.

Equality

Match, peer, compeer, equal, mate, fellow, brother; equivalent.

Man

Noun: man, male, he, him; manhood. (adolescence); gentleman, sir, master; sahib; yeoman, wight, swain, fellow, blade, beau, elf, chap, gaffer, good man; husband. (married man); Mr., mister; boy. (youth).

Scholar

Noun: scholar, connoisseur, savant, pundit, schoolman, professor, graduate, wrangler; academician, academist; master of arts, doctor, gownsman; philosopher, master of math; scientist, clerk; sophist, sophister; linguist; glossolinguist, philologist; philologer; lexicographer, glossographer; grammarian; litterateur, literati, dilettanti, illuminati, cogniscenti; fellow, Hebraist, lexicologist, mullah, munshi, Sanskritish; sinologist, sinologue; Mezzofanti, admirable Crichton, Mecaenas.

Crosswords: Fellow

German (fellow).

That Isaac Newton fellow was right (A Beautiful Mind; writing credit: Akiva Goldsman)

Can you help a fellow American down on his luck (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre; writing credit: B. Traven; John Huston)

It's natural, therefore -correct, even - that they should resent us. How could they do otherwise, when we refused to treat them like fellow human beings (M. Butterfly; writing credit: David Henry Hwang.)

You mean that fellow that got hurt (From Here to Eternity; writing credit: Ernest Tidyman)

A fellow will remember a lot of things you wouldn't think he'd remember (Citizen Kane; writing credit: Herman J. Mankiewicz and Orson Welles)

Warheart! Hate your fellow as yourself (Warheart; performing artist: Children)

I'm just a fellow (Too Busy Thinking About My Baby; performing artist: Marvin Gaye)

Tellin ya I'm just a fellow (Too Busy Thinking About My Baby; performing artist: Marvin Gaye)

A mellow kinda fellow but in the past he (I Wanna Rock; performing artist: Prince)

A banker is a fellow who lends his umbrella when the sun is shining and wants it back the minute it begins to rain. (references; author: Mark Twain)

The fellow who is fired with enthusiasm for his work is seldom fired by his boss. (references; author: unknown)

One smart fellow, he felt smart. Two smart fellows, they felt smart. Three smart fellows, they all felt smart. (references; author: unknown)

Freeze a Jolly Good Fellow (1973)

Fellow Townsmen (1973)

A Little Fellow from Gambo: The Joey Smallwood Story (1970)

The Quare Fellow (1962)

Scout Fellow (1951)

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Books

• Animal Grace: Entering a Spiritual Relationship With Our Fellow Creatures (reference)

• Deadheads: Stories from Fellow Artists, Friends, and Followers of the Grateful Dead (Citadel Underg Round) (reference)

• Earth House Hold: Technical Notes and Queries to Fellow Dharma Revolutionaries (reference)

• Eyewitness the Who: The Day-By-Day Story: Told Through Eyewitness Accounts by Friends, Family and Fellow Musicians (reference)

• How to Handle Grief Tracks of a Fellow Struggler (reference)

  (more book examples)

Theater & Movies

• My Fellow Americans (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Music

• Fellow Workers (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Astronomer John S. Mulchaey, of the Space Telescope Science Institute (STSCI) and fellow ... Credit: NASA.

Staff Sgt. Norm Leo, a crisis hotline volunteer from the 623rd Air Mobility Support Squadon, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, passes information to fellow volunteer Teresa McBride as she responds to a call. (P.; photo by Master Sgt. Keith Reed)..

Airman Basic Wendell Rush stands in front of his fellow airmen prior to basic military training graduation here Oct. 6. Rush, of Centralia, Ill., signed the 34,000th enlistment contract of fiscal 2000 in July, signifying the Air Force's attainment of its.

Measured drawing delineated by Timothy A. Buehner, Isabel C. Yang, Hugh D. Hughes, 1989-92. (Reproduction Number: HABS, VA,2-CHAR.V,1- Sheet 21 of 32) President Thomas Jefferson designed his home, Monticello, as a sophisticated and innovative structure that could serve as a model of architecture for his fellow countrymen. Constructed between 1768 and 1809, Monticello has become known as one of the greatest works of western architecture, being designated as a World Heritage Site in 1987. Much has been written about Jefferson's passion for architecture and the antecedents for his designs. Floor plans and photographs of the house have been widely published, but it was not until the HABS section drawings were produced that one could illustrate how the geometrically complex spaces integrated vertically. Credit: Library of Congress.

William Buchan, M.D. : Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians / Engraved by Ridley from an Original Painting by Wales. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

Halftone reproduction of a photograph, published in "Deeds of Valor", Volume II, page 97, by the Perrien-Keydel Company, Detroit, 1907. Seaman Carey was awarded the Medal of Honor for saving three fellow crewmen from drowning while serving aboard USS Huron, about 1870. Credit: NAVY.

Who was awarded the Medal of Honor, posthumously, for heroism in saving the lives of two fellow divers during salvage operations in the West Loch, Pearl Harbor, on 17 February 1945. Halftone reproduction, copied from the official publication "Medal of Honor, 1861-1948, The Navy", page 199. Credit: NAVY.

"I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest . . . where be your gibes now?--"Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 1". Credit: Library of Congress.

For he's a jolly good fellow. Credit: Library of Congress.

Look a-here, young fellow, they say you're a-going to drive my mule. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

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But force, or a declared design of force, upon the person of another, where there is no common superior on earth to appeal to for relief, is the state of war: and it is the want of such an appeal gives a man the right of war even against an aggressor, tho' he be in society and a fellow subject. (Second Treatise of Government)

He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands. (reference)

In your hands, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. (reference)

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And the more I laughed, the more sulky the little fellow got about it.

Voltairian royalism, a grotesque variety, had a fellow not less strange, Bonapartist liberalism

Rody Kickham was a decent fellow but Nasty Roche was a stink

I tell thee, fellow, He that doth naught with her, excepting one, Were best to do it secretly alone

I remembered the story of a conceited fellow, who, in fine clothes, was wont to lounge about the village once, giving advice to workmen

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Health

They begin to produce powerful chemicals that allow the cells to grow and multiply, and to attract and direct their fellow cells. (references)

Business

They surrendered to fellow soldiers after a 14-hour standoff. (references)

In general, the United Kingdom tends to have less stringent regulations than its fellow EU nations. (references)

So heavy was the tax burden on cars that Greece ranked second to Denmark, among its fellow E.U. countries. (references)

Civil Liberties

Mozambique

Refugee camp conditions meet minimal standards, although some refugees claimed to fear attack by fellow refugees on the basis of ethnicity. (references)

Turkmenistan

In May after breaking up an open-air religious service conducted by a Baptist pastor outside Mary, KNB in Mary detained the pastor and two fellow church members and questioned them for several hours. (references)

Hong Kong

Falun Gong practitioners regularly conduct public protests against the crackdown on fellow practitioners on the mainland, including directly in front of the Hong Kong offices of the Central Government. (references)

Economic History

Uruguay

Much of Uruguay's trade is with its fellow MERCOSUR members. (references)

Belgium

About 80% of Belgium's trade is with fellow EC member states. (references)

Albania

Led by Enver Hoxha, Albania adhered to a strict Stalinist philosophy, alienating many of its fellow communist states. (references)

Human Rights

United Kingdom

Fellow prisoners charged that prison staff beat him. (references)

Dominican Republic

The rest were wives, girlfriends, other civilians, or fellow officers. (references)

Portugal

Accounts of prisoner mistreatment by fellow inmates also continued to be a significant concern. (references)

Minorities

Benin

Candidate Sacca Lafia, first vice-president of the National Assembly, gave speeches urging his fellow northerners and members of his own Bariba group to prepare to seize power from other groups. (references)

Cameroon

Members of virtually all ethnic groups commonly provide preferential treatment to fellow members when they were able to do so. Ethnic-regional differences continued to pose obstacles to political and economic liberalization. (references)

Cote d'Ivoire

Some persons consider all Muslims as foreigners or fundamentalists, and they often are referred to as "destabilizing forces." Muslim citizens often are treated as foreigners by their fellow citizens, including government officials, because most Muslims are members of northern ethnic groups that also are found in other African countries from which there has been substantial immigration into the country. (references)

Political Economy

Ukraine

The beating of conscripts in the army by fellow soldiers was common and at times resulted in death. (references)

Venezuela

The 1999 Constitution established civilian trials for soldiers accused of human rights abuses, and this provision passed its first major test with the Siccat case, involving an officer convicted of murdering a fellow soldier. (references)

Tajikistan

President Emomali Rahmonov and an inner circle of fellow natives of the Kulyab region continued to dominate the Government; however, Rahmonov's narrow base of support somewhat limited his control of the entire territory of the country. (references)

Trade

Guyana

Goods traded with fellow CARICOM countries are duty free as long as they satisfy origin rules criteria set out in the Treaty of Chaguaramas. (references)

Spain

Spain has been a member of the European Union since 1986, allowing for free trade with fellow members: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden and the UK. The European Union's European Economic Area Agreement in turn provides a high level of mutual market access with the European Free Trade Association states (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland). (references)

Women

Guyana

The officers who received training are to conduct outreach for their fellow officers. (references)

Worker Rights

Laos

They simply may be assisting fellow villagers. (references)

Swaziland

In recent years, there have been a number of strikes, usually over wages and benefits, or the dismissal of fellow workers. (references)

Greece

Some women are kidnaped from their homes by their fellow countrymen and smuggled into Greece where they are "sold" to local procurers. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "fellow": a big fellow ♦ a devil of a fellow ♦ a fellow ♦ a poor fellow ♦ a rascally fellow ♦ a whale of a fellow ♦ bed fellow ♦ big burly fellow ♦ big fat fellow ♦ blustering fellow ♦ chamber fellow ♦ class fellow ♦ clumsy fellow ♦ crafty fellow ♦ cunning fellow ♦ dangerous fellow ♦ devil of a fellow ♦ dull fellow ♦ enormous fellow ♦ fellow applicant ♦ fellow being ♦ fellow campaigner ♦ fellow citizen ♦ fellow competitor ♦ fellow countryman ♦ fellow countrywoman ♦ fellow creature ♦ fellow creatures ♦ fellow feeling ♦ fellow in misery ♦ fellow man ♦ fellow member ♦ fellow passenger ♦ fellow pupil ♦ fellow ship ♦ fellow soldier ♦ fellow student ♦ fellow sufferer ♦ fellow townsman ♦ fellow traveler ♦ fellow traveller ♦ fellow villager ♦ fellow wife ♦ fellow worker ♦ fellow workers ♦ fine fellow ♦ Good fellow ♦ hail fellow ♦ hall fellow well met ♦ hefty fellow ♦ husky fellow ♦ idle fellow ♦ insolent fellow ♦ jammy fellow ♦ jolly good fellow ♦ lazy fellow ♦ little fellow ♦ mad fellow ♦ my fellow man! ♦ odd Fellow ♦ parting fellow ♦ poor fellow ♦ quarrelsome fellow ♦ queer fellow ♦ ragged fellow ♦ research fellow ♦ rude fellow ♦ sly fellow ♦ sorry fellow ♦ strange fellow ♦ teaching fellow ♦ the fellow is not worth his salt ♦ the fellow of a glove ♦ traveling fellow ♦ visiting fellow ♦ vulgar fellow ♦ yoke fellow. Additional references.

Beginning with "fellow": fellow-academicians, fellow-actor, fellow-actors, fellow-american, fellow-americans, fellow-apprentice, fellow-arabs, fellow-archbishop, fellow-artist, fellow-asians, fellow-athenians, fellow-athletes, fellow-australian, fellow-barrister, fellow-batsmen, fellow-being, fellow-beings, fellow-believers, fellow-black, fellow-canon, fellow-captains, fellow-catholic, fellow-centre, fellow-christian, fellow-christians, fellow-citizens, fellow-classicist, fellow-clergy, fellow-cockney, fellow-commanders, Fellow-commoner, Fellow-commoners, fellow-communists, fellow-composer, fellow-conservatives, fellow-conspirator, fellow-conspirators, fellow-councillors, fellow-country, fellow-countryman, fellow-countrymen, fellow-countrywomen, Fellow-creature, fellow-creatures, fellow-critic, fellow-crusaders, fellow-curate, fellow-curates, fellow-dancers, fellow-deaf, fellow-democrat, fellow-diners, fellow-directors, Fellow-earther, fellow-electors, fellow-employees, fellow-enthusiasts, fellow-europeans, fellow-ex, fellow-exiles, fellow-feaster, Fellow-feeling, fellow-fighters, Fellow-fleming, fellow-generals, fellow-governors, fellow-greeks, fellow-guests, fellow-heirs, Fellow-hfs, fellow-hildas, fellow-historian, fellow-human, fellow-humans, fellow-inhabitants, fellow-inmates, fellow-invaders, fellow-irishman, fellow-irishmen, fellow-jockey, fellow-kabyes, fellow-king, fellow-labourers, fellow-lawyers, fellow-like, fellow-londoners, fellow-loner, fellow-magicians, fellow-magnates, fellow-man, Fellow-mancs, Fellow-mason, fellow-masons, fellow-me-lad, fellow-me-lads, fellow-member, fellow-members, fellow-men, fellow-minister, fellow-missionary, fellow-mp, fellow-musicians, fellow-muslims, fellow-northerner, fellow-officer, fellow-officers, fellow-olympians, fellow-outsider, fellow-parishioners, fellow-participant, fellow-passenger, fellow-passengers, fellow-patients, fellow-philosopher, fellow-picket, fellow-pilgrims, fellow-pilots, fellow-pioneer, fellow-poets, fellow-poles, fellow-presbyter, fellow-prisoner, fellow-prisoners, fellow-producers, fellow-protesters, fellow-provincial, fellow-psychologists, fellow-pupils, Fellow-puritans, fellow-rat, fellow-rebel, fellow-rebels, fellow-reporter, fellow-residents, fellow-rider, fellow-rulers, fellow-scientists, Fellow-scot, fellow-scots, fellow-scotsman, fellow-scribbler, fellow-servants, fellow-socialist, fellow-soldier, fellow-soldiers, fellow-spirit, fellow-sprinter, fellow-staff, fellow-star, fellow-struggler, fellow-strugglers, fellow-student, fellow-students, fellow-subaltern, fellow-sufferer, fellow-sufferers, fellow-supporters, fellow-teachers, fellow-thai, fellow-tipplers, fellow-toilers, fellow-traveller, fellow-travellers, fellow-travelling, fellow-tribesmen, Fellow-ulsterman, fellow-undergraduates, fellow-victims, fellow-victorian, fellow-voyagers, fellow-warriors, fellow-witness, fellow-woodsmen, fellow-worker, fellow-workers, fellow-workman, fellow-worshipper, fellow-writer, fellow-writers.

Ending with "fellow": bed-fellow, black-fellow, hail-fellow, robin good-fellow, school-fellow, Vow-fellow, yoke-fellow.

Containing "fellow": be hail-fellow-well-met with everyone, hail-fellow-well-met.

Afrikaans

aaneen‐, aaneen- (co-). (various references)

Albanian

shoq (husband, like, match), shok (bedfellow, brother, buddy, buddy buddy, chap, companion, companion in arms, Comrade, friend, guy, mate, pal, pard, partner, peer), person (beggar, body, case, chap, contact, dude, fella, fish, flesh and blood, guy, hand, individual, party, person, persona, personage, piece, subject), partner (Comrade, copartner, fellow campaigner, pard, partner), një tjetër si ai, djalë (boy, chap, child, egg, fella, Jack, Johnny, lad, loon, man child, son, Walla, youngster), burrë (chap, husband, Jack, lad, Lord, male, man, mate, men, Mister, my better half). (various references)

Arabic 

‏مشابه (analogous, comparable, hassling, like, similar), ‏ند (match, par, rival), ‏زميل (associate, buddy, bully, chum, compatriot, friend, mate), ‏عضو في إدارة جامعة بريطانية, ‏صاحب رفيق (associate, comrade), ‏خريج جامعة, ‏رفيق (associate, billyboy, boy friend, brush, buddy, bully, chum, companion, compatriot, comrade, comradely, consort, escort, familiar, friend, helpmate, lenient, mate, pal, pard, partner, playfellow, stool, vis a vis, yokefellow), ‏رجل تافه. (various references)

Bulgarian 

компаньон (attendant, companion), приятел (butty, chum, date, friend, pal, sidekick), простак (bounder, buffoon, cad, hog, lout, oaf, outsider, philistine, savage, schmo, schnook, slob, spoon, twerp, vulgarian), аспирант (postgraduate), еш (companion, mate, pair, pendant, tally, twin), момче (boy, bud, chap, chappy, gossoon, guy, kid, knave, lad, laddie, loon, man child, son of adam, urchin), другар (butty, chum, companion, compeer, helpmate, helpmeet, marrow, mate, pal, pard, pendant), колега (associate, colleague, compatriot, fellow worker, friend, mate), съученик (classfellow, classmate, schoolfellow, schoolmate, stable companion), тип (card, dude, exemplar, exponent, joker, josser, party, person, phylum, specimen, stripe, style, type), член на научно дружество (academic), човек (being, bloke, bod, body, figure, guy, head, homo, human, human being, individual, Jack, Johnny, joker, liver, Mac, man, person, piece, subject, thing, type, Wight, you), равен (concurrent, equal, even, flat, flush, level, like, on a par with, peer, smooth, stricken, tantamount), събрат, съучастник (abettor, accessary, accessory, associate, bonnet, companion, confederate, co-participant, participator, partner, party), гадже (mash, number). (various references)

Chinese 

同伴 (companion, comrade), 家伙 (Fellows). (various references)

Czech

stážista, spoleèník (associate, companion, partner), patron (benefactor, patron, sponsor), kluk (bloke, boy, guy, Jack, knave, lad, son, youngster), kamarád (boyfriend, buddy, chum, Comrade, crony, friend, lad, mate, old boy, pal, sport), druh (companion, Comrade, description, genus, kind, mate, nature, peer, race, species, strain, style, type, variety, yokefellow, yokemate), chlapík (ripper), èlovìk (homo, human being, one, person), èlen uèené spoleènosti, èlen (article, link, member). (various references)

Danish

mand (husband, man). (various references)

Dutch

samen- (co-), samen (co-, together), co- (co-), aaneen- (co-), aaneen (at a strech, co-, for ... together, on end, together). (various references)

Esperanto

viro (man), ulo (chap, guy, person), kun- (co-). (various references)

Faeroese

mannfólk (man), maður (husband, man). (various references)

Finnish

virkaveli (colleague), veikko (brother, guy, mate), olio (being, chap, creature, guy, person, thing), mies (husband, man), kaveri (chum, guy, pal), aatetoveri (congenial spirit, supporter). (various references)

French

individu, homme, ensemble. (various references)

Frisian

oaninoar- (co-), oanelkoar- (co-), man (husband, man). (various references)

German

mann (hand, husband, male, man, mate), kerl (beggar, blighter, bloke, chap, character, cove, guy, operator, twerp, wretch), Kamerad (buddy, chum, companion, comrade, friend, mate, Matey, pal, workmate), gefährte (accompanist, companion, partner), bursche (attendant, bloke, boy, chap, dwarf, guy, kid, lad, laddie, orderly, servant). (various references)

Greek 

σύντροφοσ (associate, buddy, chum, companion, consort, crony, helpmate, helpmeet, mate, pal, partner, sidekick, yokefellow), συνάδελφος (colleague), άντρας, τύπος (formula, guy, sort, version). (various references)

Hebrew 

י�"י�" (beloved, friend, pal), עמית (associate, colleague, companion, counterpart, friend, mate), חבר בס�'ל �"או� ברסיט�", חבר (associate, companion, comrade, friend, match, member, peer), אח (brother, countryman, friar, kinsman), בחור (chap, guy, lad, young man, youngster), בר� ש (creature, guy, human being, son of a gun, specimen). (various references)

Hungarian

társ (adjunct, associate, beaupere, button, cobber, companion, compeer, marrow, mate, partner), fickó (bozo, chappie, chappy, cuss, dog, fella, feller, gay dog, guy, kipper, rotter, sirrah, varlet, walla). (various references)

Icelandic

maður (human being, husband, man, person), karlmaður (man). (various references)

Indonesian

sesama (peer), bung (brother, buddy, mac). (various references)

Irish

fear (man). (various references)

Italian

uomo (humanity, man, mankind). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

輩 (a fellow, a party, a set, comrade), 相 (aspect, countenance, mutually, phase, together), 同士 (companion, comrade), 奴さ�" (attendant, chap, footman, guy), 奴 (chap, guy, servant), 仲�"　 (associate, company, comrade), 仲�" (associate, circle of friends, colleague, company, comrade, footman, group, mate, partner, samurai's attendant), 代物 (affair, article, goods, substitute, thing). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

なかま (associate, circle of friends, colleague, company, comrade, group, mate, partner), しろもの (affair, article, goods, thing), どうし (a person of high morals, a Taoist, companion, comrade, he, kindred soul, officiating monk, pupil, same city, same magazine, same mind, same person, she, the said person, the same newspaper, treating alike, verb), あい (accomplice, associate, indigo, joint, love, mutually, together), やつ (chap, eight, guy), やっ�"さ�" (attendant, chap, footman, guy), やっ�" (servant), ともがら (comrade). (various references)

Korean 

동료 (Associate, Colleague, Fellows, mate, mates, peer). (various references)

Lombard

omm (man). (various references)

Manx

sheshey (cohort, colleague, companion, consort, husband, match, mate, partner, spouse), mooidjeen (blackguard, outcast, outlaw, rascal, scoundrel, villain), fer (bloke, chap, gentleman, individual, male, man), e cheilley, dooinney (human, husband, man), cumraag (ally, companion, comrade, escort, escort to a lady, mate, pal), co-oltey (confederate). (various references)

Norwegian

stipendiat, medlem, mann (husband, man), kamerat. (various references)

Papiamen

hòmber (man). (various references)

Pig Latin

ellowfay.(various references)

Polish

osobnik (chap, guy, person), mężczyzna (man), mąż (husband, man). (various references)

Portuguese

homem (he, human being, husband, male, man, person), companheiro (accompanist, associate, brother, buddy, chap, chum, companian, companion, compeer, comrade, concomitant, co-participant, cove, friend, helpmate, helpmeet, inmate, mate, matey, maty, pal, partner, stable companion). (various references)

Romanian

frate (brother, old fellow, pal), flãcãu (bachelor, chap, guy, lad, laddie, scout, Swain, young, youth), tip (bird, bloke, card, cast, category, chap, character, cove, cuss, customer, design, devil, guy, Johnny, joker, kidney, letter, make, merchant, model, norm, sort, soul, specimen, standard, symbol, type), angajat temporar al unei universitãţi, bãiat (beggar, boy, caddie, chap, child, guy, Jack, lad, scout, son, youngster, youth), bårbat (man), camarad (Comrade, helpmate, schoolfellow, schoolmate), cetãţean (bird, Burgess, burgher, citizen, cove, denizen, dog, duck, Freeman, Jack, Johnny, joker, national, native, party), coleg (colleague, friend, mate), companion (associate, companion), confrate (brother, colleague, confrere), egal (coequal, commensurate, coordinate, equal, equally, even, even tempered, evenly, identic, identical, level, match, peer, proportionate, regular, smooth, Square, unchangeable, uniform), absolvent (graduate, school leaver), prieten (chum, Cully, friend, man, mate, pal, young, young man), tovarãş (associate, brother, chum, companion, compeer, Comrade, Cully, friend, helpmate, mate, member, pal, partner), individ (bird, bloke, body, character, cove, cuss, customer, devil, dog, egg, guy, individual, individuality, man, merchant, odd fish, party, perisher, person, queer fish, self, specimen, strange fish, subject, Wight), ins (man), membru (insider, limb, member, part), membru în conducerea universitãţii, membru al societãţii de ştiinţe, om (human, husband, individual, Jack, male, man, my man, person, somebody, soul, spouse, subject), pereche (brace, companion, counterpart, couple, double, equal, like, match, mate, pair, peer), creştin (christian, soul). (various references)

Russian 

парень (bloke, bod 1, boy, chap, cove, cuss, duck, gossoon, guy, josser, kid, lad, loon, scout, swain). (various references)

Scottish

fear (a man, man, one : fear-an-tighe), duine (a gentleman, a man, human being : duin-uasal, man), céile (companion, partner, spouse), balach (boy, clown, lad). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

saradnički, ortak (associate, bedfellow, buddy buddy, cohort, consort, mac, partner, yokefellow, yokemate), kolega (associate, colleague, fellow worker), čovek (bloke, chap, homo, human, human being, jack, man, maun, one, person, stiff, walla). (various references)

Spanish

socio (associate, business associate, cahoot, member, partner, sidekick), hombre (Cully, hubby, human being, husband, inamorato, light, love, man, old bean), compañero (associate, brother, buddy, chum, colleague, companion, compeer, Comrade, friend at court, mate, pal, partner, schoolfellow, sidekick, stooge). (various references)

Sranan

man (be able, be able to, man). (various references)

Swahili

mwanamume (man). (various references)

Swedish

karl (bugger, chap, dog, guy, Jack, Joe, lad, man, scout), man (husband, lad, male, man, mane on a horse, one, people, they, we, you). (various references)

Tagalog

laláki (male, man, masculine). (various references)

Thai

เพื่อน (homie, mate). (various references)

Turkish

adam (bean, bird, bozo, Buster, chap, cookie, cooky, cuss, Dick, dog, employee, feller, fellow man, guy, Jack, joker, man, person). (various references)

Turkmen 

яigit, garзygaя. (various references)

Ukrainian

хлопець (boche, bod, boy, chap, dog, duck, lad, youngster), товариш (butty, chum, companion, compeer, helpmate, mate), парубок (batch, boy, boy friend, loon, zazoo). (various references)

Vietnamese 

thằng cha (card, cove, feller, person), người ta, gã (cuss, johnny, joker, josser), bạn đ�"ng chí người, ông bạn. (various references)

Welsh

gŵr, dyn (man, person), cymrodor (consociate), cymrawd (comrade), cymar, cyd (common, copulation, coupling, joining, joint, junction, united), cilydd (companion). (various references)

Yucatec

xib (man). (various references)

Zulu

indoda (husband, man). (various references)

collega, collegam, conpar, conparis, homine, hominem, hominemque, homines, homini, hominibus, hominis, hominum, homo, socius, vir. (various references)

compaignon. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "fellow": fellowed, fellowing, fellowly, fellowman, fellowmen, fellows, fellowship, fellowshiped, fellowshiping, fellowshipped, fellowshipping, fellowships. (additional references)

Words ending with "fellow": bedfellow, playfellow, schoolfellow, yokefellow. (additional references)

Words containing "fellow": bedfellows, playfellows, schoolfellows, yokefellows. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Fellow" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Dellow, falloc, fallos, Farlow, fellaw, fellos, felo, felox, fillo, Fillou, fullo, fyllo, Kellow. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-2 letters: fell, flew, floe, flow, fowl, lowe, well, wolf.

-3 letters: elf, ell, few, foe, low, ole, owe, owl, woe.

-4 letters: ef, el, lo, oe, of, ow, we, wo.

+1 letter: fellows, lowlife.

+2 letters: fallowed, fellowed, fellowly, followed, follower, lowlifer, lowlifes, woefully, wolflike, woolfell.

+3 letters: bedfellow, blowflies, fellowing, fellowman, fellowmen, flowerful, flowerily, followers, glowflies, lowlifers, woefuller, woolfells, yellowfin.

+4 letters: bedfellows, bellflower, downfallen, fallowness, fellowship, flowerless, flowerlike, playfellow, powerfully, wallflower, wildflower, wildfowler, woefullest, yellowfins, yokefellow.

+5 letters: bellflowers, cauliflower, fellowships, floorwalker, gillyflower, globeflower, playfellows, wallflowers, wildflowers, wildfowlers, wonderfully, yokefellows.