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Meanings of young fellow in English

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Usage of young fellow in English
1
Not much help to the hardworking young fellow in the next room.
The Guardian
2
But he was so tall; so unconscious; such a fine young fellow.
Jacob's Room
3
He is the finest young fellow and the best match in England.
Dora Thorne
4
But he sent the young fellow away to write the guarded letter.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
5
The settler brought the young fellow out dressed in his own clothes.
The Rising of the Court
6
The young fellow could not even count the doubloons in a bag.
Kate Bonnet: The Romance of a Pirate's Daughter
7
A good-lookin' young fellow; got a commission in the war he did.
The Green Eyes of Bâst
8
The boatman looked up and saw a young fellow in a rowboat.
The Young Bridge-Tender; or, Ralph Nelson's Upward Struggle
9
Last time things got mixed; the young fellow wrote me down Bangs.
The Rim of the Desert
10
Our second floor front was a young fellow in the commercial line.
Paul Kelver
11
He entered the room and took a seat opposite the young fellow.
The Riverman
12
The young fellow went up and took him roughly by the shoulder.
Lonesome Land
13
The young fellow wilted right down on the ground and never moved.
The Voyage of the Rattletrap
14
The young fellow noiselessly pointed his gun through the Venetians and fired.
Bengal Dacoits and Tigers
15
The young fellow swung his horse expertly and cantered into the mesquite.
A Man Four-Square
16
The gendarme released his hold and stood looking at the young fellow.
Fiddles / 1909
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Young fellow through the time
Young fellow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare
Ireland
Rare