What is another word for feller?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɛlə], [ fˈɛlə], [ f_ˈɛ_l_ə]
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Similar words for feller:
- destructive (adjective)
- ferocious (adjective)
- fierce (adjective)
- grave (adjective)
- inhuman/inhumane (adjective)
- murderous (adjective)
- savage (adjective)
- serious (adjective)
- blighter (noun)
- chap (noun)
- cuss (noun)
- faller (noun)
- fella (noun)
- feller (noun)
- guy (noun)
- lumberjack (noun)
Synonyms for Feller:
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adj.
• destructive- Eradicative ,
- Extirpative ,
- Lethiferous ,
- Wrackful ,
- Wreckful ,
- annihilative ,
- baleful ,
- baneful ,
- calamitous ,
- cancerous ,
- cataclysmic ,
- catastrophic ,
- consumptive ,
- cutthroat ,
- damaging ,
- deadly ,
- deleterious ,
- detrimental ,
- dire ,
- disastrous ,
- evil ,
- fatal ,
- fell ,
- harmful ,
- hurtful ,
- internecine ,
- lethal ,
- mortal ,
- noisome ,
- noxious ,
- pernicious ,
- pestiferous ,
- pestilential ,
- ruinous ,
- slaughterous ,
- suicidal ,
- toxic ,
- venomous .
- barbarous ,
- bloodthirsty ,
- brutal ,
- brutish ,
- cruel ,
- feral ,
- fierce ,
- frightful ,
- grim ,
- implacable ,
- inhuman ,
- inhumane ,
- lupine ,
- merciless ,
- murderous ,
- pitiless ,
- predatory ,
- rapacious ,
- ravening ,
- ravenous ,
- relentless ,
- ruthless ,
- sanguinary ,
- savage ,
- tigerish ,
- truculent ,
- unmerciful ,
- unrestrained ,
- untamed ,
- vehement ,
- vicious ,
- voracious ,
- wild ,
- wolfish .
- Flipped ,
- angry ,
- animal ,
- ape ,
- awful ,
- blustery ,
- boisterous ,
- bold ,
- dangerous ,
- enraged ,
- ferocious ,
- fiery ,
- frightening ,
- furious ,
- horrible ,
- howling ,
- impetuous ,
- infuriated ,
- intense ,
- malevolent ,
- malign ,
- passionate ,
- powerful ,
- primitive ,
- raging ,
- raving ,
- stormy ,
- strong ,
- tempestuous ,
- terrible ,
- threatening ,
- uncontrollable .
- acute ,
- afflictive ,
- consequential ,
- critical ,
- destructive ,
- exigent ,
- grievous ,
- hazardous ,
- important ,
- life-and-death ,
- major ,
- momentous ,
- of great consequence ,
- ominous ,
- perilous ,
- pressing ,
- serious ,
- severe ,
- significant ,
- ugly ,
- urgent ,
- vital ,
- weighty .
- Fiendish ,
- barbaric ,
- bestial ,
- cannibalistic ,
- cold-blooded ,
- devilish ,
- diabolical ,
- hateful ,
- heartless ,
- malicious ,
- malignant ,
- mean ,
- remorseless ,
- uncompassionate ,
- unfeeling ,
- unkind ,
- unrelenting ,
- unsympathetic .
- Destroying ,
- Sapping ,
- arduous ,
- criminal ,
- devastating ,
- exhausting ,
- harrowing ,
- hellish ,
- killing ,
- strenuous ,
- unpleasant .
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n.
• blighter • chap- chap .
- cuss .
Other synonyms:
- sugar daddy ,
- toy boy .
- suitor .
- sweetheart .
Other relevant words:
- Familiar ,
- Johnny ,
- arboriculturist ,
- associate ,
- bane ,
- bastard ,
- beau ,
- bird ,
- bloke ,
- boy ,
- boyfriend ,
- breach ,
- bugger ,
- buster ,
- cat ,
- character ,
- chasm ,
- chink ,
- chum ,
- colleague ,
- companion ,
- comrade ,
- confrere ,
- consort ,
- cove ,
- crack ,
- cranny ,
- crevice ,
- cub ,
- curse ,
- curse word ,
- dog ,
- duck ,
- dude ,
- expletive ,
- fallenness ,
- falling ,
- fissure ,
- forester ,
- fracture ,
- gadfly ,
- gand ,
- ghent ,
- guy ,
- joker ,
- laddie ,
- logger ,
- lumber jacket ,
- mate ,
- oath ,
- pest ,
- pesterer ,
- sonny ,
- sonny boy ,
- stud ,
- swain ,
- swearing ,
- swearword ,
- woodcutter ,
- woodman ,
- young man .
- Males ,
- feller ,
- fellers ,
- lumberjack .
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How to use "Feller" in context?
1. In Old English, the word "feller" referred to a young, unmarried man. Today, "feller" is used to describe a person or animal that is smaller or weaker than the person or animal that it is competing with. For example, a farmer might say "I'm going to pick up that big feller and put him in his place." 2. The word "feller" is also used to describe a person who is in a position of authority or power.
Paraphrases for Feller:
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Noun, singular or mass
fella.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Feller:
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