feller

IPA: fˈɛɫɝ

A person who fells trees; a lumberjack
A machine for felling trees.
A person who fells a seam.
An appliance to a sewing machine for felling a seam.
A surname.
Nonstandard form of fellow. [(chiefly in the plural, also figuratively) A companion; a comrade.]

Examples of "feller" in Sentences

That Mudcat feller is wearing a NASCAR hat in his photo.
That Petzal feller is one of the best Yankee's I have read.
"He's a smart-lookin 'feller," said Cynthy, who was pouring out the tea.
I saw him on the History channel and I though he was a good lookin feller.
Lebanon, saying, Since thou art laid down, no feller is come up against us.
But back home when we called a feller 'clever' it meant he hadn't much sense.
"Well, why didn't you call a feller, 'stead of gittin' up and dressin 'all by yourself.
When questioned as to why he chose such a unique design the old gentleman said: Wall, Jim, he were a sort of a rovin 'feller, and I allowed that this design would 'bout suit him.
On January 27th 2010, Lunch Box wrote: bahahaha cool lol now ill watch all his movies baked: P who cares if he gets high. everyone who does smoke pot loves it, and for those who have never tried it, shut your mouth. like they say “dont ditch it till you try it”;) oh add me on facebook “Lunch Box” im the chubby happy lookin feller: P
I was down there, Mawruss, and see that feller from the Russian counsellor's office, which he is got a face, Mawruss, hard like iron, y'understand, I didn't say nothing; but the way you are going to work and telephoning to Henry D. Feldman and everything, Mawruss -- before we would get through with him it would cost us anyhow a couple hundred dollars. "