Meanings of difficult fellow in English

You are a damned difficult fellow to deal with, Sir Richard.

He'd been a difficult fellow in many ways, but I wanted to pay my respects.

But he was a difficult fellow to deal with-anexceedingly clever artist, but totally untrustworthy.

The Australians were rather difficult fellows to know intimately, mainly I think, on account of their self-consciousness and an inordinate fear of ridicule.

"What a difficult fellow your husband is, Molly!"

They were rather difficult fellows to manage, and gave Dthemetri a good deal of trouble, but I liked them all the better for that.

'If this is your way of persuading me to help I can well understand your reputation as a difficult fellow.