hail-fellows-well-met

/ˈheɪl ˌfɛloʊz ˌwɛl ˈmɛt/

NOUN

1. A friendly and sociable person

A person who is outgoing, welcoming, and readily familiar with others; someone who greets people warmly and behaves in a cordial, companionable manner.

1.1. Friendly and sociable companions

People who are friendly, approachable, and comfortable interacting with others, often forming warm and familiar social relationships.

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  • At the party, he played the role of the hail-fellows-well-met, engaging with everyone and making them feel welcome.
  • His hail-fellows-well-met attitude won him many friends in the new neighborhood.

Related Words

  • allies
  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • cronies
  • hobnobbers
  • musketeers
  • partners

1.2. Supporters and well-wishers

People who demonstrate goodwill toward someone through encouragement, loyalty, assistance, or support.

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  • The politician's hail-fellows-well-met persona endeared him to voters.
  • The organization relied on its hail-fellows-well-met supporters to strengthen community relationships.

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  • collaborators
  • comrades
  • disciples
  • followers
  • partners

1.3. Associates and fellow members

People connected through common interests, professional activities, affiliations, or shared objectives.

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  • He quickly established himself as a hail-fellows-well-met among his new colleagues.
  • The members regarded one another as hail-fellows-well-met because of their shared interests.

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