fellah's

Hmmmmm, lived in that fellah's neighborhood for a good long while.

The WELL: Alligator 2006

Ah worried a lot about that afterwards, because normally, no matter how monged Ah am, Ah always remember tae slip a condom on the puntas just before they gets to it, but Ah swear that night, after Goldie's first hit up, Ah couldn'a found a fellah's dick, let alone discreetly bagged it up. '

High Society Elton, Ben 2002

"Folks, this fellah's in possession of an illegal shipment of pixie dust,"

License Invoked Asprin, Robert 2001

Beneath these troubled waters the _fellah's_ life flows placidly, bounded on the one hand by his crops and on the other by the market; his spiritual stimulus being supplied by an occasional religious fair or a visit to the shrine of some local saint.

Pan-Islam

But it's too much like feedin 'on live folks and devourin' widdah's substance, to lay yourself out in the eatin 'way, when a fellah's as hungry as the chap that said a turkey was too much for one' n 'not enough for two.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859 Various

This one has got wine-colored eyes, -- 'n' that's the reason they turn a fellah's head, I suppose.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859 Various

The fellah's had him aout nights afore; b't I never thought nothin 'o' no mischief.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 40, February, 1861 Various

When the funny story and the fellah's aunt had been disposed of, some one else went to the piano and played Debussy, and the anarchist brought me another drink; and the whole thing was such painfully manufactured Bohemianism that it made me a little tired.

Nights in London Thomas Burke 1915

And fellah's aunt was most frightfully keen on dogs and all that, you know ....

Nights in London Thomas Burke 1915

And that enormous face, with the stains of stormy red still adhering to its cheeks, grew dark as the darkness closed in, turned brown as a fellah's face, as the face of that fellah who whispered his secret in the sphinx's ear, but learnt no secret in return; turned black almost as a Nubian's face.

The Spell of Egypt Robert Smythe Hichens 1907