The term 'British Fellow' can be broken down into four crossword solutions: GENT (4 letters), BLOKE (5 letters), CHAP (4 letters), and OLDCHAP (7 letters). GENT is a British term for a polite, well-mannered man, while BLOKE is a slang term for a man, usually used in informal contexts. CHAP is another British term for a man, often used to refer to a young man, while OLDCHAP is a term used to refer to an older man. All of these terms are used to describe a British Fellow, a polite, well-mannered man of any age.