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Meaning of
fellow
in English
fellow
uk
//ˈfɛləʊ//
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Plural
fellows
Definitions
Noun
a
senior
academic
member
;
involved
in
teaching
a
companion
or
friend
;
comrade
a
person
with
similar
characteristics
;
same
class
He
is
a
fellow
student
in
my
university
.
an
equal
in
power
or
rank
;
a
peer
The
fellow
worker
helped
me
with
the
project
.
someone
of
the
same
age
;
similar
field
My
fellow
musician
is
also
a
composer
.
a
contemporary
;
similar
background
or
interests
The
award
was
given
to
a
fellow
researcher
in
our
field
.
a
distinguished
title
bestowed
upon
alumni
The
university
bestowed
a
fellow
title
upon
the
renowned
scientist
.
a
member
of
a
learned
society
He
was
elected
a
fellow
of
the
Royal
Society
for
his
contributions
.
an
honorary
college
or
university
title
The
college
conferred
an
honorary
fellow
title
upon
the
visiting
scholar
.
a
colleague
or
partner
The
new
employee
met
his
fellow
colleagues
during
the
orientation
.
a
man
of
low
character
or
breeding
The
fellow
traveler
helped
me
navigate
through
the
unfamiliar
city
.
an
equal
in
rank
or
character
The
new
recruit
was
a
fellow
of
great
courage
and
determination
.
a
paired
or
matched
item
;
a
mate
The
pair
of
shoes
had
a
fellow
that
matched
perfectly
.
a
person
with
shared
characteristics
The
scientist
collaborated
with
a
fellow
who
shared
his
passion
for
research
.
a
male
person
;
a
man
The
charity
organization
helped
a
fellow
in
need
by
providing
him
with
food
and
shelter
.
a
person
;
individual
(
male
/
female
)
The
fellow
walked
into
the
room
with
confidence
.
a
professional
rank
or
title
The
university
awarded
him
a
fellow
title
in
recognition
of
his
work
.
a
former
schoolmate
or
peer
My
fellow
from
high
school
is
now
a
successful
business
owner
.
a
partner
or
counterpart
;
mate
The
two
friends
were
fellows
in
the
true
sense
,
always
supporting
each
other
.
a
colleague
or
associate
;
accomplice
The
company
hired
a
fellow
consultant
to
assist
with
the
project
.
a
close
companion
;
friend
The
two
hikers
were
close
fellows
and
had
been
exploring
the
wilderness
together
.
a
person
of
lower
social
status
;
servant
The
wealthy
landowner
treated
his
fellow
laborers
with
kindness
and
respect
.
a
colleague
or
partner
;
associate
in
crime
The
researcher
collaborated
with
a
fellow
scientist
on
the
project
.
an
accomplice
in
wrongdoing
The
two
friends
were
close
fellows
and
supported
each
other
through
tough
times
.
a
close
companion
or
friend
The
police
arrested
a
fellow
who
was
involved
in
the
robbery
.
a
participant
in
an
activity
The
team
welcomed
a
new
fellow
who
would
be
participating
in
the
competition
.
a
low-ranking
or
unrefined
man
The
fellow
looked
rough
and
uneducated
,
but
he
was
kind
at
heart
.
a
person's
servant
or
attendant
The
wealthy
merchant
had
a
fellow
who
served
him
and
managed
his
household
.
a
worthless
or
despicable
person
The
police
arrested
a
fellow
who
was
involved
in
the
theft
.
a
student
at
the
same
school
The
student
met
his
fellow
from
the
same
university
at
the
conference
.
a
man
of
African
descent
The
professor
referred
to
the
young
man
as
a
fellow
of
great
potential
.
a
person
with
equal
abilities
or
qualities
The
researcher
is
a
fellow
of
great
intelligence
and
insight
.
someone
in
a
similar
situation
or
need
The
charity
organization
helped
a
fellow
in
need
by
providing
him
with
food
and
shelter
.
an
archaic
term
for
a
colleague
or
peer
The
professor
referred
to
the
young
man
as
a
fellow
of
great
potential
.
senior
Inn
of
Court
member
;
holds
high
rank
The
lawyer
was
honored
to
be
elected
a
fellow
of
the
prestigious
Inn
of
Court
.
scholar
with
paid
research
position
The
university
awarded
the
young
researcher
a
fellow
position
to
support
her
studies
.
physician
in
supervised
medical
training
The
hospital
hired
a
new
fellow
to
work
in
the
emergency
department
.
university
business
manager
The
university
appointed
a
fellow
to
oversee
the
financial
management
of
the
institution
.
a
senior
researcher
in
a
company
;
R
&
D
The
company
hired
a
fellow
to
lead
the
research
and
development
team
.
an
informal
term
for
a
man
;
casual
address
The
old
man
referred
to
the
young
stranger
as
a
fellow
and
offered
him
a
drink
.
a
person
regardless
of
gender
;
rare
usage
The
fellow
in
the
corner
was
reading
a
book
.
an
animal
or
object
;
humorous
context
The
fellow
bird
perched
on
the
windowsill
was
singing
a
sweet
melody
.
a
matched
or
paired
item
;
counterpart
The
pair
of
shoes
had
a
fellow
that
matched
perfectly
.
a
partner
or
spouse
(
now
dated
)
The
old
man
referred
to
his
wife
as
his
fellow
and
loved
her
dearly
.
an
associate
in
crime
;
accomplice
The
police
arrested
the
fellow
who
had
been
involved
in
the
string
of
burglaries
.
a
general
intensifier
(
Australian
usage
)
The
fellow
was
a
really
tough
guy
,
but
he
had
a
soft
spot
for
stray
animals
.
a
worthless
or
untrustworthy
person
;
insult
The
police
caught
the
fellow
who
had
been
stealing
from
the
store
.
a
schoolmate
or
peer
in
UK
slang
My
fellow
from
university
is
now
working
in
a
top
company
.
a
black
man
in
Southern
US
derogatory
context
The
historian
studied
the
derogatory
terms
used
to
refer
to
a
fellow
in
the
Southern
US
.
Verb
to
address
insultingly
as
"
fellow
"
The
politician
was
accused
of
fellowing
his
opponent
during
the
debate
.
to
pair
or
suit
someone
with
another
The
company
will
fellow
the
new
employee
with
a
experienced
colleague
.
to
associate
with
someone
in
partnership
The
two
friends
decided
to
fellow
each
other
in
the
business
venture
.
to
pair
or
match
with
someone
;
form
a
partnership
The
company
will
fellow
the
new
employee
with
a
experienced
colleague
.
to
arrange
things
in
pairs
;
suit
someone
or
something
The
pair
of
shoes
had
a
fellow
that
matched
perfectly
.
to
associate
with
someone
;
join
in
companionship
The
new
employee
decided
to
fellow
his
coworkers
during
the
company
outing
.
to
portray
as
equal
;
match
in
status
or
quality
The
designer
tried
to
fellow
the
style
of
the
new
product
with
the
existing
brand
image
.
to
associate
or
partner
with
someone
;
collaborate
The
company
decided
to
fellow
with
a
local
business
to
expand
their
market
.
to
join
with
someone
in
companionship
The
two
friends
chose
to
fellow
each
other
on
their
journey
around
the
world
.
to
match
or
pair
with
something
The
designer
tried
to
fellow
the
new
design
with
the
existing
style
.
to
address
someone
insultingly
as
"
fellow
"
The
manager
fellowed
his
employee
with
a
condescending
tone
.
to
equal
or
match
someone
;
in
quality
or
status
The
new
policy
aims
to
fellow
the
company's
standards
with
those
of
its
competitors
.
to
join
or
associate
with
someone
The
company
decided
to
fellow
with
a
local
business
to
expand
their
market
.
to
portray
as
equal
or
comparable
The
designer
tried
to
fellow
the
new
design
with
the
existing
style
.
to
partner
or
companion
with
someone
The
company
decided
to
fellow
with
a
local
business
to
expand
their
market
.
to
associate
or
partner
with
someone
;
become
companions
The
two
friends
chose
to
fellow
each
other
on
their
journey
around
the
world
.
to
join
or
accompany
someone
in
a
shared
activity
or
bond
The
friends
decided
to
fellow
each
other
on
their
trip
abroad
.
Compounds / Phrases
schoolfellow
fellow-feeling
fellowmen
fellowman
goodfella
fellow man
fellow human being
