Is there a female equivalent for 'fellow' (more informal than 'girl')?
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More informal than 'girl'? As in addressing someone?
I don't think that such a word exists.
Also nobody really calls each other "fellow" here; the word is used in contexts like "fellow traveler" (not what it sounds like, but instead a person who is not of a political classification but aids people of it anyways). Actually, off the top of my head, I'm not sure any other use of the word "fellow" sounds normal.
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In America, we say "gal".
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