old fellow
The phrase "old fellow" is a British English term often used affectionately to address a man, though it has other meanings as well.
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Definition
B2General
(affectionate, dated)A friendly and affectionate way to address a man, similar to 'old chap.'
Example
- Hello, old fellow! How have you been?
C1Colloquial
(informal, slang)A slang term referring to the penis.
B1General
An elderly man.
Example
- The old fellow down the street always has a story to tell.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "old fellow":
ould fellaold gentlemanold chapold manmy dear fellowold mateold timerold folksold friendlittle oldold soldiergood old boyelder statesmanold wifeold ladyany oldsome oldyoung manold womanfellow traveller