Fellow and Joker

Fellow

Fellow noun - An adult male human being.

Usage example: what does a fellow have to do to get waited on around here?

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Joker and fellow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Joker" instead a noun "Fellow".

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

Joker noun - An adult male human being.

Usage example: sat at the bar next to some poor joker who had just lost his job

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Fellow and joker are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Joker".

Nearby Words: joke, joking, joked

dear	dear fellow	dear joker
old	old fellow	old joker
good	good fellow	good joker
normal	normal fellow	normal joker
Other adjectives: sane, honorable, poor, nasty, bad.

The agency uses a special card game called Joker Game in order to feed info to their fellow agents and weed out potential traitors/enemy agents/nuisances that they need to get rid of.

Source: Literature / Joker Game
This is why seeing the Joker stop laughing in his cell at Arkham was one of the creepiest harbingers of the ascendancy of Anton Arcane and his fellow escapees from Hell in Swamp Thing.

Source: Even Evil Has Standards / Comic Books
Joker Jury: Cervantes is put on trial by his fellow prisoners.

Source: Theatre / Man of La Mancha

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