fell
fell
fɛl
fel
British pronunciation
/fˈɛl/

Definition & Meaning of "fell"in English

Fell
01

the dressed skin or hide of an animal, especially a large one

fell definition and meaning
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The hunter sold the fell to a local tanner.
02

the act of cutting down or bringing down something, especially a tree

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The fell of the old oak took less than an hour.
03

a seam made by folding and stitching edges to hide or protect raw fabric

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The tailor used a fell to finish the shirt seams neatly.
to fell
01

to cut down or bring down, typically referring to trees

Transitive: to fell a tree
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The lumberjack used an axe to fell the towering pine.
02

to sew a seam by folding and stitching the raw edges down

Transitive: to fell sth
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She felled the seam for a neat finish.
03

to pass away or disappear rapidly

Intransitive
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The light felled as the sun set.
01

having the ability to be deadly, cruel, or destructive

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The fell beast terrorized the villagers with its fierce attacks.
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