Customer and Fellow

Customer

Customer noun - A member of the human race.
Usage example: he's one tough customer, so you'd better not cross him

Fellow and customer are semantically related in person topic. In some cases you can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Customer".

Nearby Words: custom, customable

Fellow

Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.

Customer and fellow are semantically related in man topic. Sometimes you can use "Customer" instead a noun "Fellow", if it concerns topics such as guy.

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

How words are described

old old customer old fellow
good good customer good fellow
normal normal customer normal fellow
honorable honorable customer honorable fellow
Other adjectives: nasty, bad, black, hapless, odd, elderly, grumpy, creepy.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Margin Call Pyrrhic Victory: Even it the bank survives, they've ruined their relationships with their customer base and fellow traders, and screwed the market.
  • Video Game / Watch_Dogs The game also features both standalone and asynchronous multiplayer, where players can seamlessly "invade" other people's single-player games.Opening during a heist at the Merlaut Hotel, Aiden acts as a proxy for fellow hacker Damien Brenks in order to siphon millions from customer bank accounts.
  • Manga / Maid-Sama! Misaki pulls the Sweet Polly Oliver act on her own at one point in order to help her fellow maid/friend Erika avoid a bad situation with an overly-devoted customer.
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