Fella: The ultimate insult.
Within certain circles of the British Military the word 'cunt' is so regularly used it has lost all meaning and causes no offence whatsoever.
The word 'fella' is now commonly used as a replacement and holds equally insulting attributes as the word 'cunt' does to most normal people.
Within certain circles of the British Military the word 'cunt' is so regularly used it has lost all meaning and causes no offence whatsoever.
The word 'fella' is now commonly used as a replacement and holds equally insulting attributes as the word 'cunt' does to most normal people.
Oi Fella! Wind your fucking neck in or I'll stick this baton straight through your ears and ride you around the place like a fucking horse.
(NB: Hold particular weight when used to address a member of the Royal Engineers, they really like it)
(NB: Hold particular weight when used to address a member of the Royal Engineers, they really like it)
by jadebr January 14, 2012
Word a new south Yankee person would use to greet their close friends without sounding or being racist by using the N***a word. How new south believers greet their people in non-violent gangs or the knock off hood.
by TheWiseYankee December 14, 2019
An alternative to Lad or Bro, Fella is a term used to refer to a male who enjoys high level banter.
Tending to be used more amongst eductaed circles and possiby originating in Oxford as a variance on the term Fellow, the term has gained particular popularity in recent years at The Queen's College, Oxford from which it has become widely used across the University.
Fellas will constantly refer to each other as 'Fella' rather than by name and will be able to distinguish different meanings from the word Fella by the way the word is pronounced.
For example 'F-hell-a', said in a more drawn out manner will often be used to suggest a particularly fella-ish fella or an impressive feat, often involving drinking alcohol.
There are various pre-cursors to the term Fella which may be used to refer to different types of Fella. These include Big Fella, Lil' Fella, True Fella and Alpha Fella.
Tending to be used more amongst eductaed circles and possiby originating in Oxford as a variance on the term Fellow, the term has gained particular popularity in recent years at The Queen's College, Oxford from which it has become widely used across the University.
Fellas will constantly refer to each other as 'Fella' rather than by name and will be able to distinguish different meanings from the word Fella by the way the word is pronounced.
For example 'F-hell-a', said in a more drawn out manner will often be used to suggest a particularly fella-ish fella or an impressive feat, often involving drinking alcohol.
There are various pre-cursors to the term Fella which may be used to refer to different types of Fella. These include Big Fella, Lil' Fella, True Fella and Alpha Fella.
by The Prince of Wandsworth March 11, 2010
by Comidiyan January 08, 2021
The feline mascot on the website: deviantART. Fella is featured in the website's store on a multitude of merchandise as well as the artwork of many artists.
Fella is the subject of my picture.
My new hoodie has Fella on it!
Merry Christmas from the DA staff and Fella.
My new hoodie has Fella on it!
Merry Christmas from the DA staff and Fella.
by Natureboy3 April 05, 2010
by Rillingo December 29, 2021
by Tommy99723 February 23, 2021