Define Fell Meaning

Fell

1. I fell. (I have fallen)
2. I slayed a fell-beast.
By Elinor
Fell

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By Lida
Fell
moving downward without controll; usually landing face down.

Mr. Green fell twelve stories, finally hitting the ground like a paper bag filled with vegetable soup.
By Dion
Fell
many; much (West Coast, esp. Pacific NW, urban)

"How many people came to your party?" "Fell."
By Nelie
Fell
fell is a term much like mate, pal, or lad: though with much more personal connotations to close friends
A term of endearment, greeting, or even agreement

Hey fell whats up?
Fell!
Love that fell!
You coming town tonight fell?
Get the bevs in fell?
By Madelin
Felling
Face yelling. When a person is not verbally yelling, but yelling with their expression.

My mother is felling at me since I will not get off of my phone.
By Lani
Fell In
1. Past tense of fall in
2. A slang term used when someone takes too long to come back from the restroom

“When is (friend) coming back from the restroom
“I think he fell in”
By Mignon
Fell
A combination between fuck and hell.

"What the fell is that?!"
By Editha
Felling
The Felling, former township on south bank of river Tyne, east of Gateshead town centre, Tyne & Wear, North-east England.

Industrial waste land intermixed with pockets of social deprivation that would warrant a Disasters Emergency appeal on TV.

It has a Metro station, that the only people getting off at, are likened to the passengers for Charon across the river styx (not the band), but unlike the users of the mythical ferryman of the dead, few of the folk of Felling have actually paid.

The town square is modelled in the ever popular T.Dan Smith corruptions style, which sucks out whatever joy or hope is left in the fair citizens of Felling.

Slowly a program of Social and economic cleansing is been carried out by Gateshead council, so they can get people who actually pay there council tax to live there.

Twinned with Prypiat and Pyongyang

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By Lori
Fellings
A Sub Saharan word that directly translates to scorpion and is regularly used to describe pain as scorpions caused pain

OW! I am having so much Fellings
By Papagena