fellers

Guys with chainsaws

Fellers is the plural of feller, an informal or dialectal spelling of fellow that reflects how the word is actually pronounced in casual speech.

It refers to men or boys in a friendly, familiar way: The fellers are coming over to watch the game.

In rural American English especially, fellers carries a folksy, down-to-earth quality.

Separately, fellers can mean people who cut down trees—those who fell timber for a living.

lumberjacks

axe

Bladed tool for chopping

flannel · stumps · clearcut · sawmill · buckers · chaps · hardhat · logroll · treefall · whistle

forestry

timber

Wood for construction

clearcutting · reforestation · forest management · sawmill · conservation · woodland · canopy · underbrush · biodiversity · sustainability

labor

calluses

Thickened protective skin areas

workwear · boots · hardhat · toil · fatigue · physical · blue-collar · grueling · backbreaking · shifts

camaraderie

fellas

Men, spoken casually

solidarity · kinship · rapport · friendship · loyalty · trust · fellowship · crew · gang · mates

Categories
Opposites
forestry activity

fellerstree planters

Those who set saplings

planters · arborists · conservationists · foresters · nurserymen

gender

fellersgals

Women, informally

ladies · girls · women · lasses · dames

Family

felled, feller

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G