Fellows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FELLOWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FELLOW, to produce an equal to
NOUN:
• a man or boy
• a person in the same position, involved in the same activity, or otherwise associated with another
• a thing of the same kind as or otherwise associated with another
• a member of a learned society
• an incorporated senior member of a college
• an elected graduate receiving a stipend for a period of research.
• a member of the governing body in some universities.
ADJECTIVE:
• sharing a particular activity, quality, or condition with someone or something

Words related to FELLOWS

fellow12 fellowed15 fellowing16

Words that contain FELLOWS

bedfellows19 fellowship21 fellowships22 goodfellows19 playfellows22 workfellows24 yokefellows24 fellowshiped24 disfellowship25 fellowshiping25 fellowshipped27 schoolfellows24 disfellowships26 fellowshipping28 goodfellowship27 disfellowshiped28 goodfellowships28

How to use FELLOWS in a sentence

• He had never had a girl, to use the word current among his fellows.
• Once more they too have shown themselves fine fellows.
• You work and sweat and wear yourselves out to make your sons bachelors of arts, and you think the day after the examination the fine fellows will be posted Ambassadors.
• You rich fellows in Hampton House could set such a good example for the youngsters if you only would.
• There might be some deaf old fellows left who had not made up their minds to fly.
• Every one of you is the leader of a party of determined fellows, who fear nothing.
• I have seen trout streams that I thought were better lyrics than I or any of my fellows can ever hope to create.
• I should be sorry an idea should get abroad, that I had received the money of those poor fellows, and applied it to other purposes.
• The third man was shorter and broader, and wore a newer hunting shirt than his fellows and a broad belt of wool and leather.
• Here again I think the outward gait of the boy goes far towards obtaining for him the submission of his fellows.
• And all the fellows seemed to start, all except Dorry and I.
• He flattered the vanity of the young fellows with their girls, telling them that they could not afford, for the small sum of ten cents, to miss this great show.
• In the first place, it was impossible to tell whether any troops would do their duty against their fellows, and failure would have been fatal.
• When I returned no mother could be more tender seeking out the hurt of her boy bruised in a rough encounter with his fellows, than was Oliver Steele.
• They were encouraged to do so by the toleration already extended towards their fellows in England and in Cork, as well as by the statement of the prime minister.
• Nor was my belief mere vanity, for always had my physique been the envy and despair of my fellows.
• Many scores of bacteria have been, by patient study, differentiated from their fellows and given distinctive names.
• Johnson and I went directly to University College, but were disappointed on finding that one of the fellows, his friend Mr.
• O strange new wonderful justice! But for whom shall we gather the gain? For ourselves and for each of our fellows, and no hand shall labour in vain.

Similar words containing FELLOW without suffix s

fellow12 fellowed15 fellowly17 bedfellow18 fellowing16 fellowman17 fellowmen17 bedfellows19 fellowship21 goodfellow18 playfellow21 unfellowed17 workfellow23 yokefellow23 fellowships22 goodfellows19 playfellows22 workfellows24 yokefellows24 fellowshiped24 schoolfellow23 disfellowship25 fellowshiping25 fellowshipped27 schoolfellows24 disfellowships26 fellowshipping28 goodfellowship27 disfellowshiped28 goodfellowships28

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