Oddfellow

British  

/ ˈɒdˌfɛləʊ /

noun

1. a member of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, a secret benevolent and fraternal association founded in England in the 18th century

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Example Sentences

Look no further than Dolly Parton's Strawberry Pretzel Pie, a collaboration with Jeni's, or Oddfellow's "Bodega Capsule," which was released in partnership with Desus Nice and The Kid Mero.

From Salon

“Oddfellow’s is a Capitol Hill neighborhood cafe and bar that I have missed and can’t wait to get back to. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, the food is reliably yummy and I love sitting outside and people watching.”

From Seattle Times

One sideshow player, a heavily tattooed, pierced and bearded strongman who performs as Titano Oddfellow, 45, landed his role by lifting Mr. McDermott with his teeth during his audition and spinning him around.

From New York Times

His would-be strongman, a heavily tattooed, pierced and bearded man who performs as Titano Oddfellow, had an idea.

From New York Times

So anxious are the members to have it thoroughly understood that the aid that is given is not that which is known as charity by the outside world, but is the legitimate due of the Oddfellow, that it is expressly laid down, that no member, however well circumstanced he may be, can refuse the sums which are from time to time placed at his disposal.

From Project Gutenberg