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Feltson
Feltson is a shorthand for Felton/Watson. Tom Felton and Emma Watson are both from the movie Harry Potter. Felton plays Draco Malfoy while Watson plays the role of Hermione Granger. They met on set while filming. Both have been rumored to have dated each other somewhere along those years thus resulting to a great number of fans shipping them together resulting to numerous fan videos, fan pictures and even fanfictions, gathering legions of supporters across the world.
Feltson is also known to be the real life counterpart of the popular fanfiction fandom Dramione (Draco/Hermione), although they are different.
Feltson is also known to be the real life counterpart of the popular fanfiction fandom Dramione (Draco/Hermione), although they are different.
Those behind the scenes video from the yuleball where Tom Felton asked Emma Watson to dance suggested so much of Feltson and Dramione.
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felted
(verb) A slang term originated by Phil (The Unabomber) Laak that means one has lost all of their chips at a poker table, hence the broke player is left with only the felt table top in front of them.
Phil was chip leader, and felted Antonio when Antonio put all of his chips in with two pair vs Phil's full house.
felted by SavagePenguin February 6, 2010
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Feltson
A shorthand or ship name for the Tom Felton and Emma Watson pairing. Both were actors in the Harry Potter movie series and the ship most likely started when Emma said that she used to have a massive crush on Tom back when she was 10.
Feltson by hermionejeanmalfoy September 6, 2017
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fellesrus by Fellerusensfar April 26, 2022
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