Fellow and Partner

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

Partner is a synonym for fellow in associate topic. In some cases you can use "Partner" instead a noun "Fellow", when it comes to topics like friend, companion, counterpart, connect. popular alternative

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

Partner

Partner noun - The person to whom another is married.

Fellow is a synonym for partner in associate topic. You can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Partner", if it concerns topics such as connect. popular alternative

Nearby Words: partnership, partnered, partnering

How words are described

old old fellow old partner
good good fellow good partner
black black fellow black partner
young young fellow young partner
Other adjectives: senior, mysterious.

Both words in one sentence

  • One of the Boys Birgitte in the Wheel of Time series is like this to Mat; he sees her more as a drinking partner or fellow soldier than as a woman.
  • Blood-Stained Glass Windows The Tollywood action movie Athadu, being pretty much a love letter to Hong Kong Blood Opera, has its final shootout in one of these, where Pandhu, played by Mahesh Babu, faces down his former partner and fellow assassin Malli, who betrayed and tried to kill him on orders from the Big Bad.
  • Dirty Cop Danny Roman is accused of murdering a cop (his former partner and best friend) and suspects he's been framed by his fellow officers in a conspiracy.
    Source: Dirty Cop
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