Carl
Fellow
Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.
Carl and fellow are semantically related. (Scottish) Sometimes you can use "Carl" instead a noun "Fellow". archaic substitute
Nearby Words: fellowship, fella
Both words in one sentence
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He also recorded two albums with fellow veterans of Sun Records: one, Survivors, with Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, and another, Class of '55, with Perkins, Lewis and Roy Orbison.
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In The Catcher in the Rye, Holder speaks of Carl Luce as a well-known gay man who can tell easily if a particular fellow man is gay and knows the names of every gay being in the country.
Source: Gaydar - In James Swallow's The Flight of the Eisenstein, Garro has a house carl as his equerry; his fellow Death Guard Space Marines sneer at maintaining a tradition that no longer makes sense; it smacks of sentiment.
Source: Good Is Old-Fashioned
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Fellow or Carl. 2016. Accessed July 31, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/carl/fellow.
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