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housefellow

housefellow noun: a person in charge of an academic hall of residence.

Noun

housefellow (plural housefellows)

  1. A person in charge of an academic hall of residence.

Forms of housefellow

pluralhousefellows

Origin of housefellow

From house + fellow.

Questions about housefellow

What does housefellow mean?
Housefellow means a person in charge of an academic hall of residence.
What part of speech is housefellow?
Housefellow is a noun.
What is the plural of housefellow?
The plural of housefellow is housefellows.

Words near housefellow in the dictionary

  1. housedressed
  2. housedresses
  3. housefather
  4. housefatherly
  5. housefathers
  6. housefellow
  7. housefellows
  8. housefire
  9. housefires
  10. houseflag
  11. houseflags

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