Fell

Definition of fell:

part of speech: adjective

Pa. t. of FALL.

of Fall

part of speech: noun

A barren or stony hill.

part of speech: verb

To hew, cut, or knock, down; as, to fell a tree; turn down ( a seam) in a certain way and sew.

part of speech: noun

Hide of a beast; skin.

part of speech: noun

A skin.

part of speech: noun

FELLNESS.

part of speech: verb

To cause to fall; to bring to the ground; to cut down.

part of speech: adjective

Fierce; cruel; terrible.

part of speech: adjective

Cruel; savage.

part of speech: noun

The skin of an animal; a hem laid level with the material.

part of speech: adverb

FELLY.

part of speech: verb

To cut down; cause to fall; sew with over- stitches.

part of speech: adjective

Cruel; fierce; bloody.

Usage examples for fell:

• But night fell suddenly, and there was nothing to do but to wait till morning. "Northern Lights", Gilbert Parker.

• From the moment that my eyes fell upon your face I loved you as I never loved any other man- not even my father. "Moon of Israel", H. Rider Haggard.

• The moment she rose, some of her age fell from her. "Black Jack", Max Brand.