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FELLOW , properly and by origin a partner or associate, hence a companion, comrade or mate , as in " fellow-man," " fellow-countryman," &c. The word from the 15th century has also been applied, generally and colloquially, to any male person, often in a contemptuous or pitying sense. The Old English feolage meant a partner in a business, i.e. one who lays
Eton
graduate members who have been elected to the foundation by the corporate body
Oxford
Cambridge and Trinity, Dublin. At these universities the college teaching is performed by those fellows who are also " tutors." At other universities the term
body
special
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