FELL, fel, _n._ a barren hill. [Ice. _fjall_; Dan. _fjeld_.]

FELL, fel, _pa.t._ of FALL.

FELL, fel, _v.t._ to cause to fall: to bring to the ground: to cut

down.--_adj._ FELL'ABLE.--_n._ FELL'ER, a cutter of wood. [A.S. _fellan_,

causal form of _feallan_, to fall.]

FELL, fel, _n._ a skin.--_n._ FELL'MONGER, a dealer in skins. [A.S. _fel_;

cf. L. _pellis_, Gr. _pella_, Ger. _fell_.]

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