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• fel|low|ly — «FEHL oh lee», adjective. British Dialect. 1. companionable; sociable. 2. familiar …   Useful english dictionary

• fel|low-trav|el|ing — «FEHL oh TRAV uh lihng, TRAV lihng», adjective, noun. –adj. sympathizing with a movement or party, especially the Communist Party, and following its program or a similar one, without belonging to it. –n. the attitudes, support, or other… …   Useful english dictionary

• Fel|low|craft — «FEHL oh KRAFT, KRAHFT», noun. a Freemanson of the second rank, above an Entered Apprentice and below a Master Mason …   Useful english dictionary

• fel|low|ship — «FEHL oh shihp», noun, verb, shiped, ship|ing or (especially British) shipped, ship|ping. –n. 1. a) companionship; friendliness; …   Useful english dictionary

• bed|fel|low — «BEHD FEHL oh», noun. 1. a sharer of one s bed. 2. Figurative. an associate: »Politics makes strange bedfellows …   Useful english dictionary

• black|fel|low — «BLAK FEHL oh», noun. a member of any native tribe of Australia …   Useful english dictionary

• coach|fel|low — «KOHCH FEHL oh», noun. 1. either of a pair of coach horses. 2. a close companion; comrade …   Useful english dictionary

• good-fel|low|hood — «GUD FEHL oh hud», noun. = good fellowship. (Cf. ↑good fellowship) …   Useful english dictionary

• good-fel|low|ship — «GUD FEHL oh shihp», noun. 1. pleasant companionship. 2. friendly fellowship …   Useful english dictionary

• hail-fel|low — «HAYL FEHL oh», adjective, adverb, noun. = hail fellow well met. See under fellow …   Useful english dictionary