Chap
Fellow
Fellow noun - An adult male human being.
Usage example: what does a fellow have to do to get waited on around here?
Chap is a synonym for fellow (British) in person topic. You can use "Chap" instead a noun "Fellow", if it concerns topics such as man, guy, male, beings. popular alternative
Nearby Words: fellowship, fella
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| dear | dear chap | dear fellow |
| sensitive | sensitive chap | sensitive fellow |
| old | old chap | old fellow |
| good | good chap | good fellow |
| Other adjectives: amiable, pleasant, nice, calm, short, eccentric, polite, friendly, handsome, reasonable, honest, unpleasant, poor, small, intelligent, bad, quiet, young, cheerful, charming, decent, affable, hapless, mild-mannered. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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It stars the eponymous Haviland Tuf, a reclusive, phlegmatic, very eccentric chap with a great love of Spock Speak and a great distaste for his fellow man.
Source: Literature / Tuf Voyaging -
Larry Niven's short story "Becalmed In Hell" has a sans corpus fellow running a probe to the surface of Venus, and contains a Shout-Out to the above book by naming the bodiless chap Donovan.
Source: Brain in a Jar - He bullied us so much that one chap of our company, Bitterlich, a German but a very good fellow, shot himself.
Source: Unfriendly Fire
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