fellow
nounHow many syllables in fellow?
There are 2 syllables in the word fellow.Divide fellow into syllables:
fel · low
How to pronounce fellow:
Definition of fellow:
- fellow (noun):
- a man or boy
- a boy or man.
- comrade, associate
Synonyms for fellow:
admirer
associate
beau
beloved
blighter
bloke
boy
boyfriend
boykie
buster
chap
character
colleague
companion
comrade
confrere
cuss
customer
dear
dog
dude
familiar
fella
feller
gent
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Antonyms for fellow:
adversary
antagonist
competition
competitor
corrival
enemy
foe
foreigner
girl
girlfriend
hate
inferior
mistress
nemesis
opponent
pupil
rival
stranger
student
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