Schoolfellows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCHOOLFELLOWS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SCHOOLFELLOW, a fellow pupil at a school
• a person who attends or attended the same school as oneself
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• schoolmate

Words related to SCHOOLFELLOWS

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How to use SCHOOLFELLOWS in a sentence

• Before the time of the vacation in July we had the satisfaction of seeing him begin to acquire something of the brown and ruddy complexion of his schoolfellows.
• All I could make out of him was, that he and my father had been schoolfellows a world ago at Lincoln, and that he came from the Mint.
• Then Hartley would sit down under the bridge, or in the shadow of the wood, or lie on the grass on the hill-side, and tell tales to his schoolfellows for hours.
• She joined very rarely in the sports of her companions, and her diffidence and shrinking sensibility prevented her from forming any close friendship among her school-fellows.
• Spying, however, one of his school-fellows on the rocks at a distance, he and John, joined him abruptly, and thus Emilie and Edith were left alone.
• These services he rendered with an air of such kindness, and a grace so naturally winning, that the attachment of his schoolfellows increased towards him from day to day.
• It was this same strength, I fancy, that made my schoolfellows chary of provoking me to wrath, for which I was somewhat sorry, having always loved a fight.
• So you see that one of the earliest fancies of this strange creature, called man, was to draw, as you and your schoolfellows love to draw, and copy what you see, you know not why.
• For months he had been coaxing and begging his mother to invite his schoolfellows to the house and entertain them with games and plays and music, ending with a fine supper.
• Fortunately, none of my school-fellows had seen Mr.
• I felt myself exceedingly fortunate when I had at length got so far that my schoolfellows could tolerate me as a companion in their games.
• Every new coat, every silver ribbon, that any of my schoolfellows wore, made me unhappy.
• He was full of life and energy, and in this respect offered a strong contrast to most of his schoolfellows of the same age.
• He was educated at Ballitore, in Ireland, where Edmund Burke was one of his schoolfellows, studied medicine at Edinburgh, and finally graduated at Leiden in 1745.
• He and the bookseller had been school-fellows together at the grammar-school, and their friendship had lasted after each was started in his own career.
• All the way down stairs Louis received the congratulations of his school-fellows.
• Martineau once told me that he and Borrow had been schoolfellows at Norwich some sixty years before.
• He declares with infinite pathos that he has now severed himself from all old ties, has refused the invitations of old college friends and old schoolfellows.
• My social relations with my new schoolfellows were the pleasantest possible.
• This hard judgment, which was injustice in the masters, was but natural in our schoolfellows.
• William Horn, having for his schoolfellows many young noblemen, who afterwards made a considerable figure in the state.
• With the countenances of his future schoolfellows he was not altogether pleased, but there were one or two which thoroughly attracted him.
• Gordon, he hated his schoolfellows, he hated everybody.
• Then he dashed out to spread the news among his schoolfellows.
• He and Will were old school-fellows, and the friendship between them was of the sort that wears forever.
• Mathematics were well taught at the Academy, and in this branch he soon outstripped all his schoolfellows.
• To facile companionship with his school-fellows Browning was not prone, but he found among them one or two abiding friends.
• Oscar had very little liking for him, but as school-fellows they often met, and Fitzgerald often called upon him.
• There is a lasting bond among schoolfellows because no one can become a boy again and have a new set of playmates.
• I was sent with a scanty lunch, while my school-fellows brought plenty of good food.
• In the year 1716, or about that period, a boy used to be seen in the streets of Boston, who was known among his schoolfellows and playmates by the name of Ben Franklin.
• Hector the state of one of their school-fellows, Mr.
• A year after, he made rapid progress in the English class, and at an early period became somewhat eminent among his schoolfellows for his melodious voice and powers of recitation.
• He told his schoolfellows that at that moment he lost his heart to Kathleen.

Similar words containing SCHOOLFELLOW without suffix s

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