The word "feller" is informal and considered colloquial.
It is typically used in casual conversation to refer to a man or guy, often in a friendly or familiar context.
Example: "That feller over there is my best friend from college."
Alternatives: "fellow" or "guy" or "man."
Glad-handing Rocky, who addressed everyone as "Hiya, feller", partly so as not to have to remember their names, was governor of New York for 14 years.
You can tell from my big telly, Just what a clever feller I am!For the most part, however, musicals preach solid good sense.
I'm just so proud to be here!" and sporting a trademark flowered hat with a $1.98 price tag dangling from it, she regaled audiences with tales of her search for a "feller".
Barbara Bush's generous apology: "PS Homer looks a handsome feller".
There were meetings with the great and good: "The Pope was such a fine little old feller, you know?
And I need to get that feller off my shoulder who tells me that, every single day".
Feller-skidders combine felling and skidding operations.
For example, feller-bunchers fell and pile (bunch) trees.
The others were outfielder Larry Doby, the first African American to play in the AL, and three pitchers: Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, and 42-year-old rookie and former Negro league star Satchel Paige.
Especially notable contributions to the mathematical theory of Brownian motion and diffusion processes were made by Paul Lévy and William Feller during the years 1930 60.
Fastball pitchers of note include Walter Johnson, Satchel Paige, Bob Feller, Nolan Ryan, and Roger Clemens.
