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Felony crime committed by educated members of academia.

Conjugation of the word felony and fellow. A fellow is a member of an academy/learned society or a group of learned subjects, and a felony is traditionally considered a crime of high seriousness.
I was walking down Fleet St. when a bearded man of about 44 thumped me over the head with a copy of Tolstoy's "Childhood." He ran off screaming "that's an aggravated fellowny, but I've got tenure."
Fellowny by postfactor September 18, 2020
A shitstorm (fecal cyclone), usually used in a business sense.
Strap yourselves in, because the feclone's coming with all the September product launches.
feclone by GDotCom September 28, 2008
Foclown is someone who acts like a clown yet he's a fool at the same time.

They are very rare, and hard to fine.
Adam: Look at that dude over there, he's running away from the dog with heels.

Dave: he's such a foclown
Foclown by easygoing May 18, 2011

Fellownegrooftiktok 

“fellownegrooftiktok is better than you

fellownious 

Serious-illegal/criminal in a male-related way.
It's considered fellownious for a guy to use a ladies' restroom.
fellownious by QuacksO December 26, 2021

FELLOWNNIE IS THE SAMETHING AS FELBJRATIVE LOWNNIE is a abbreviation of fellowship universe's 

Lonnie Benningfield junior owns fellow kind fellow beings fellow she's felbjrative is the abbreviation of fellow by lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior LBJAY MARCH 10th 19eightynine.
I invented and made and created and named after my own words fellownnie is the samething as felbjrative lownnie is a abbreviation of fellowship universe's. by lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior LBJAY MARCH 10th 19eightynine.