American Dictionary
Definition touch in American English
touch
noun
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noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/tʌtʃ/
3
the sense that tells you what something feels like, through your skin or when you put your fingers on it
Example
Children's imaginations can be stimulated through sight, touch, and smell.
Example
Lace added a decorative touch to the tablecloth.
Synonyms and related words
5
a particular quality that someone can add to a situation
Example
Jane Pickard is the businesswoman with a magic touch.
6
your ability to do something well

Related Words
Words related to touch:
touch (phrase)
a touch of something (phrase)
at the touch of a button (phrase)
digital touch point (noun)
touch (phrase)
have a magic touch (phrase)
I wouldn’t touch with a ten-foot pole (phrase)
in touch (with someone) (phrase)
in touch (with something) (phrase)
light-touch (adjective)
lose touch (with something) (phrase)
lose (with someone) (phrase)
lose your touch (phrase)
not a hair on someone’s head (phrase)
not touch a drop (phrase)
out of touch (phrase)
soft touch (noun)
a chord (with someone) (phrase)
the finishing (phrase)
to the touch (phrase)
touch (verb)
touch (noun)
touch a nerve (phrase)
touch base (phrase)
touch down (phrasal verb)
touch football (noun)
touch for (phrasal verb)
touch off (phrasal verb)
touch on (phrasal verb)
touch screen (noun)
touch someone’s heart (phrase)
touch up (phrasal verb)
touch upon (phrasal verb)
touch wood (phrase)
touch your toes (phrase)
touch-and-go (adjective)
touch-tone phone (noun)
touch-type (verb)
a raw nerve (phrase)
etc. a (raw) nerve (phrase)