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Meanings of
feller
in English
Portuguese
lenhador
Catalan
treballador forestal
Back to the meaning
A person who fells trees.
lumberman
faller
logger
lumberjack
Portuguese
lenhador
Portuguese
homem
Spanish
tipo
Back to the meaning
A boy or man.
fellow
lad
chap
fella
bloke
gent
cuss
blighter
Portuguese
homem
Usage of
feller
in English
1
You was heading the wrong way for a
feller
bound for Texas.
2
So we pulled out with the
feller
cuddled up in the bow.
3
The more noses a
feller
kerries in battle, the wuss for him.
4
The next witness was the
feller
that run the tavern at Bairdstown.
5
But before the other
feller
shut the door I heard him say:
6
In this case I guess I'm the
feller
with the biggest wad.
7
At first I guessed the
feller
on the ground must be dead.
8
That, and the notion of licking hell out of the other
feller
.
9
The
feller
that does the work has gotter get what he produces.
10
He dropped him cold, and wrecked the outfit the
feller
was driving.
11
This
feller
showed fight but he was a baby in my hands.
12
There was a lawyer
feller
considered a great lady-killer in them days.
13
But the
feller
that did it will never do no more shooting.
14
Death is, as I may call it, the
feller
,
the cutter down.
15
I can throw a diamond-hitch better 'n any
feller
in this country.
16
I believe if this
feller
was on the level I'd like him.
Other examples for "feller"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
feller
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
young feller
little feller
old feller
other feller
poor feller
More collocations
Translations for
feller
Portuguese
lenhador
madeireiro
homem
menino
moço
macho
garoto
rapaz
varão
Catalan
treballador forestal
llenyataire
Spanish
tipo
tío
Feller
through the time
Feller
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common