We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of wounded fellow in English
We have no meanings for "wounded fellow" in our records yet.
Usage of wounded fellow in English
1
Once the wounded fellow and Ieleen were below, Jute turned to the commander.
2
She moved on to another wounded fellow down the way.
3
It screeched, threw out its arms, and one of those paws struck against its wounded fellow.
4
We were joined by the two men who had remained behind to help our wounded fellow soldier.
5
The first act of reviving recollection was to make anxious inquiries respecting the condition of his wounded fellow-traveller.
6
After this he got out an old blanket, and he and Ralph placed the wounded fellow on this.
7
The poor wounded fellow had had strength enough to turn his horse into the wood and cling to his seat.
8
We therefore retreated through the door, amidst a volley of bullets and arrows, dragging the poor wounded fellow with us.
9
Circumstances prevent us from knowing the rookish system of nomenclature; but we may suppose the wounded fellow to be called Ishmael.
10
Soon after dark, the cannonading ceased and a silence of death fell over the fort, broken only by the groans of some poor, wounded fellow.
11
The poor wounded fellows cried out loudly for water.
12
It kept him busy giving advice, and showing the wounded fellows just how to alleviate their suffering.
13
"Yes," said the wounded fellow, quickly, "one accident is more'n enough for me, to-night.
14
'I suppose you understand that I've given you my orders to attend to a wounded fellow-creature.'
15
"Joe," the wounded fellow called again, "where are you, Joe?"
16
It is my candid opinion that God needs that church for our wounded fellows; so, madam, I can do nothing for you.