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Definition of feel
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Feel (v. t.) To
perceive;
to
observe.
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Thirst
::
Thirst
(n.) To feel
thirst;
to
experience
a
painful
or
uneasy
sensation
of the
throat
or
fauces,
as for want of
drink..
Sensibility
::
Sensibility
(n.) The
capacity
of
emotion
or
feeling,
as
distinguished
from the
intellect
and the will;
peculiar
susceptibility
of
impression,
pleasurable
or
painful;
delicacy
of
feeling;
quick
emotion
or
sympathy;
as,
sensibility
to
pleasure
or pain;
sensibility
to shame or
praise;
exquisite
sensibility;
-- often used in the
plural..
Propionic
::
Propionic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an
organic
acid which is
produced
in the
distillation
of wood, in the
fermentation
of
various
organic
substances,
as
glycerin,
calcium
lactate,
etc., and is
obtained
as a
colorless
liquid
having
a
sharp,
pungent
odor.
Propionic
acid is so
called
because
it is the first or
lowest
member
of the fatty acid
series
whose salts have a fatty
feel..
Palp
::
Palp (v. t.) To have a
distinct
touch or
feeling
of; to feel.
Caprice
::
Caprice
(v. i.) An
abrupt
change
in
feeling,
opinion,
or
action,
proceeding
from some whim or
fancy;
a
freak;
a
notion..
Introspection
::
Introspection
(n.) A view of the
inside
or
interior;
a
looking
inward;
specifically,
the act or
process
of
self-examination,
or
inspection
of one's own
thoughts
and
feelings;
the
cognition
which the mind has of its own acts and
states;
self-consciousness;
reflection..
Forefeel
::
Forefeel
(v. t.) To feel
beforehand;
to have a
presentiment
of.
Chafe
::
Chafe (v. i.) To have a
feeling
of
vexation;
to be
vexed;
to fret; to be
irritated.
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Having
much
sensible
heat;
exciting
the
feeling
of
warmth
in a great
degree;
very warm; --
opposed
to cold, and
exceeding
warm in
degree;
as, a hot
stove;
hot water or air..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A
sudden
agitation
of the mind or
feelings;
a
sensation
of
pleasure
or pain
caused
by
something
unexpected
or
overpowering;
also, a
sudden
agitating
or
overpowering
event..
Brutify
::
Brutify
(v. t.) To make like a
brute;
to make
senseless,
stupid,
or
unfeeling;
to
brutalize..
Feudal
::
Feudal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
feuds,
fiefs,
or
feels;
as,
feudal
rights
or
services;
feudal
tenures..
Religiosity
::
Religiosity
(n.) The
quality
of being
religious;
religious
feeling
or
sentiment;
religiousness.
Tingle
::
Tingle
(v. i.) To feel a
sharp,
thrilling
pain..
Ascertain
::
Ascertain
(v. t.) To
render
(a
person)
certain;
to cause to feel
certain;
to make
confident;
to
assure;
to
apprise.
Fervent
::
Fervent
(a.) Warm in
feeling;
ardent
in
temperament;
earnest;
full of
fervor;
zealous;
glowing.
Explosion
::
Explosion
(n.) A
violent
outburst
of
feeling,
manifested
by
excited
language,
action,
etc.; as, an
explosion
of
wrath..
Intercourse
::
Intercourse
(n.) A
commingling;
intimate
connection
or
dealings
between
persons
or
nations,
as in
common
affairs
and
civilities,
in
correspondence
or
trade;
communication;
commerce;
especially,
interchange
of
thought
and
feeling;
association;
communion..
Haste
::
Haste (n.) The state of being urged or
pressed
by
business;
hurry;
urgency;
sudden
excitement
of
feeling
or
passion;
precipitance;
vehemence.
Torpid
::
Torpid
(a.)
Having
lost
motion,
or the power of
exertion
and
feeling;
numb;
benumbed;
as, a
torpid
limb..
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