an attempt at a phonological spelling of a casual pronunciation of fellow (n.), attested by 1864 (as fellah). Feller, along the same lines, is recorded by 1825. Earlier, Pope rhymes fellow with prunella ("Essay on Man," epistle IV).
felicity
feline
felinity
Felix
fell
fella
fellah
fellahin
fellate
fellatio
fellation
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