Fellow
Fellow noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.
Usage example: the singer's fellows were rumored to have ties to organized crime
Pal is a synonym for fellow in friend topic. In some cases you can use "Pal" instead a noun "Fellow", when it comes to topics like chum, near. informal substitute
Nearby Words: fellowship, fella
Pal
Pal noun - A person who has a strong liking for and trust in another.
Usage example: I always choose my best pal for my softball team first
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| old | old fellow | old pal |
| good | good fellow | good pal |
| unpleasant | unpleasant fellow | unpleasant pal |
| poor | poor fellow | poor pal |
| Other adjectives: intelligent, tall, quirky. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Of course, this a fellow about whom the line, "Looks like your pal Yamaki ripped open the sky again," has been uttered.
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Connected through their care of their fellow pal Oz They grow an odd bond though neither of them are likely to admit it,so they settle for giving each other endearing insults such as "Seaweed-head" and "Baka-Rabbit".
Source: Odd Friendship
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