- Adam was the first one
- Adult male
- Bloke
- Dog’s best friend is in demand
- Fellow
- Fellow graduate has a point
- Gent
- ... Ritchie, director
- ... Ritchie, filmmaker
- A guiding rope
- A man (colloq)
- Anchoring cable
- Chap (coll)
- Extremely guilty chap
- A fellow
- Chap
- Courteous chap
- Fellow
- Fellow of good breeding (coll)
- Gentleman, in short
- Man informal
- A fellow
- Bloke
- British person
- Crack (of the skin)
- Extremely cheap fellow
- Fellow
- Man is, right from the start, coldly hostile and pitiless
- Associate
- Companion
- Company left with confederation associate
- Fellow worker
- A partner or associate in some civil or ecclesiastical
office or employment. It is never used of partners in trade or
manufactures.
- To unite or associate with another or with others.
- Fellow student
- Fellow student has form, my friend
- I left climate for fool – a fellow student
- I left climate for fool ... a fellow student
- One of those who made the grade
- School friend
- One who is in the same class with another, as at school
or college.
- carnival barker or busker
- Entertaining fellow
- Impresario
- One who exhibits a show; a proprietor of a show.
- A lady’s man
- Baron’s title
- British nobleman
- God
- Lady’s man in dreadful ordeal
- Master
- Name for God
- Bergamot tea, ... Grey
- British nobleman
- For a nobleman yearly ... why go twice?
- Fragrant tea, ... Grey
- Lear, large from head to toe, is a British noble
- Listening organ
- Lord