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Definition of feel
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of feel is as below...
Feel (n.) A
sensation
communicated
by
touching;
impression
made upon one who
touches
or
handles;
as, this
leather
has a
greasy
feel..
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Fright
::
Fright
(n.)
Anything
strange,
ugly or
shocking,
producing
a
feeling
of alarm or
aversion..
Brutish
::
Brutish
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a brute or
brutes;
of a
cruel,
gross,
and
stupid
nature;
coarse;
unfeeling;
unintelligent..
Injury
::
Injury
(a.) Any
damage
or
violation
of, the
person,
character,
feelings,
rights,
property,
or
interests
of an
individual;
that which
injures,
or
occasions
wrong,
loss,
damage,
or
detriment;
harm; hurt; loss;
mischief;
wrong;
evil; as, his
health
was
impaired
by a
severe
injury;
slander
is an
injury
to the
character..
Humane
::
Humane
(a.)
Having
the
feelings
and
inclinations
creditable
to man;
having
a
disposition
to treat other human
beings
or
animals
with
kindness;
kind;
benevolent.
Jilt
::
"Jilt (v. t.) To cast off
capriciously
or
unfeeling,
as a
lover;
to
deceive
in
love..
Solemnity
::
Solemnity
(n.)
Solemn
state or
feeling;
awe or
reverence;
also, that which
produces
such a
feeling;
as, the
solemnity
of an
audience;
the
solemnity
of
Westminster
Abbey..
Feeling
::
Feeling
(a.)
Expressive
of great
sensibility;
attended
by, or
evincing,
sensibility;
as, he made a
feeling
representation
of his
wrongs..
Presentient
::
Presentient
(a.)
Feeling
or
perceiving
beforehand.
Quarrel
::
Quarrel
(n.) A
breach
of
concord,
amity,
or
obligation;
a
falling
out; a
difference;
a
disagreement;
an
antagonism
in
opinion,
feeling,
or
conduct;
esp., an angry
dispute,
contest,
or
strife;
a
brawl;
an
altercation;
as, he had a
quarrel
with his
father
about
expenses..
Move
::
Move (v. t.) To
arouse
the
feelings
or
passions
of;
especially,
to
excite
to
tenderness
or
compassion;
to touch
pathetically;
to
excite,
as an
emotion..
Rocky
::
Rocky (a.) Fig.: Not
easily
impressed
or
affected;
hard;
unfeeling;
obdurate;
as, a rocky
bosom..
Humanity
::
Humanity
(n.) The
quality
of being
humane;
the kind
feelings,
dispositions,
and
sympathies
of man;
especially,
a
disposition
to
relieve
persons
or
animals
in
distress,
and to treat all
creatures
with
kindness
and
tenderness..
Feeler
::
Feeler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
feels..
Pungent
::
Pungent
(v. t.)
Causing
a sharp
sensation,
as of the
taste,
smell,
or
feelings;
pricking;
biting;
acrid;
as, a
pungent
spice..
Disagreeable
::
Disagreeable
(a.)
Exciting
repugnance;
offensive
to the
feelings
or
senses;
displeasing;
unpleasant.
Telepathy
::
Telepathy
(n.) The
sympathetic
affection
of one mind by the
thoughts,
feelings,
or
emotions
of
another
at a
distance,
without
communication
through
the
ordinary
channels
of
sensation..
Might
::
Might (v.) Force or power of any kind,
whether
of body or mind;
energy
or
intensity
of
purpose,
feeling,
or
action;
means or
resources
to
effect
an
object;
strength;
force;
power;
ability;
capacity..
Relent
::
Relent
(v. i.) To
become
less
severe
or
intense;
to
become
less hard,
harsh,
cruel,
or the like; to
soften
in
temper;
to
become
more mild and
tender;
to feel
compassion..
Eupathy
::
Eupathy
(n.) Right
feeling.
Quick
::
Quick (n.) The life; the
mortal
point;
a vital part; a part
susceptible
of
serious
injury
or keen
feeling;
the
sensitive
living
flesh;
the part of a
finger
or toe to which the nail is
attached;
the
tender
emotions;
as, to cut a
finger
nail to the
quick;
to
thrust
a sword to the
quick,
to taunt one to the
quick;
-- used
figuratively..
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