Definition feel in British English

feel noun

[singular] noun

/fiːl/

the way that something seems when you touch it or when it touches you

Example

I love the feel of this jacket.

Example

Ben was enjoying the feel of the breeze in his hair.

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texture finish feel

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the way that something such as a place generally seems to you

Example

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feature quality factor

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an act of touching someone or something

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touch contact hold

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Words related to feel:

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