Webster's Dictionary 1828

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FELLOW-HEIR

FELLOW-HEIR, noun A co-heir, or joint-heir; one entitled to a share of the same inheritance.That the Gentiles should be fellow-heirs. Ephesians 3:1.

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FELLOW-HELPER

FELLOW-HELP'ER, noun A co-adjutor; one who concurs or aids in the same business. John 8:1.

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FELLOW-LABORER

FELLOW-LA'BORER, noun One who labors in the same business or design.

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FELLOW-MAIDEN

FELLOW-MA'IDEN, noun A maiden who is an associate.

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FELLOW-MEMBER

FELLOW-MEM'BER, noun A member of the same body.

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FELLOW-MINISTER

FELLOW-MIN'ISTER, noun One who officiates in the same ministry or calling.

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FELLOW-PEER

FELLOW-PEE'R, noun One who has the like privileges of nobility.

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FELLOW-PRISONER

FELLOW-PRIS'ONER, noun One imprisoned in the same place. Romans 16:1.

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FELLOW-RAKE

FELLOW-RA'KE, noun An associate in vice and profligacy.

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FELLOW-SCHOLAR

FELLOW-SCHOL'AR, noun An associate in studies.

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FELLOW-SERVANT

FELLOW-SERV'ANT, noun One who has the same master.

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FELLOW-SOLDIER

FELLOW-SO'LDIER, noun One who fights under the same commander, or is engaged in the same service. Officers often address their companions in arms by this appellation.

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FELLOW-STREAM

FELLOW-STRE'AM, noun A stream in the vicinity.

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FELLOW-STUDENT

FELLOW-STU'DENT, noun One who studies in the same company or class with another, or who belongs to the same school.

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FELLOW-SUBJECT

FELLOW-SUB'JECT, noun One who is subject to the same government with another.

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FELLOW-SUFFERER

FELLOW-SUF'FERER, noun One who shares in the same evil, or partakes of the same sufferings with another.

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FELLOW-TRAVELER

FELLOW-TRAV'ELER, noun One who travels in company with another.

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FELLOW-WORKER

FELLOW-WORK'ER, noun One employed in the same occupation.

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FELLOW-WRITER

FELLOW-WRI'TER, noun One who writes at the same time.

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FELLOWLIKE

FEL'LOWLIKE, adjective Like a companion; companionable; on equal terms.

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FELLOWSHIP

FEL'LOWSHIP, noun1. Companionship; society; consort; mutual association of persons on equal and friendly terms; familiar intercourse.Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works...

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FELLY

FEL'LY, adverb [See Fell, cruel.] Cruelly; fiercely; barbarously.FEL'LY, noun The exterior part or rim of a wheel, supported by the spokes.Felo de se, in law, one who commits fe...

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FELON

FEL'ON, noun [Low Latin felo.]1. In law, a person who has committed felony. [See Felony.]2. A whitlow; a painful swelling formed in the periosteum at the end of the finger.FEL'O...

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FELON-WORT

FEL'ON-WORT, noun A plant of the genus Solanum.

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FELONIOUS

FELO'NIOUS, adjective1. Malignant; malicious; indicating or proceeding from a depraved heart or evil purpose; villainous; traitorous; perfidious; as a felonious deed.2. In law, ...

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FELONNIOUSLY

FELON'NIOUSLY, adverb In a felonious manner; with the deliberate intention to commit a crime. Indictments for capital offenses must state the fact to be done feloniously.

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FELONY

FEL'ONY, noun [See Felon.] In common law, any crime which incurs the forfeiture of lands or goods. Treason was formerly comprised under the name of felony but is now distinguish...