Meanings of ill-looking fellow in English

In this, he was joined by another ill-looking fellow, with large whiskers.

This was an ill-looking fellow, with one eye damaged,- amostunamiable Dogberry.

There was also present an ill-looking fellow in soldier's uniform.

She was not a little alarmed at finding the ill-looking fellow close at her heels.

In an instant the heavy-headed but not ill-looking fellow was nimble and jumped from the coach.

But he found an ill-looking fellow standing by the man's side, and close at his ear.

The man who was a young and by no means ill-looking fellow, was evidently in considerable distress.

I think he is an ill-looking fellow.

He was, indeed, an ill-looking fellow enough.

She seemed to think it very foolish to admit such an ill-looking fellow into her master's presence.

The ill-looking fellow glanced up, and when his gaze rested upon Carl, his face beamed with savage joy.

A damned ill-looking fellow.

Answering the summons, she found herself confronted by an ill-looking fellow whose dusty and travel-soiled garments revealed the character of the wearer.

One day, while he is lecturing after his usual fashion, an ill-looking fellow comes into the shop with a sack under his arm.

Still, the girl noted he was not what might be termed an ill-looking fellow; he did not look bad-natured, nor was he in drink.

Such a joke is Xenophon's, when he pleasantly brings in a very ugly ill-looking fellow, and is smart upon him for being Sambaulas's minion.