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to understand; relate Do you feel me on that?
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Shortened version of 'feeling', generally a strong emotional response. "This story gave me so many feels..." "I know that feel, bro."
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1. an instance of touching a body part in a sexual way
2. to touch a body part in a sexual way They started to feel eachother up just before Mom walked in on them.
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Inappropriate touch. Grope. He tore off her brussier and copped a feel.
Janet deflected Justin's feel with her solar areolar medallion. |
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Something that is amazingly awesome or connects to the senses in a wonderful way 1. "Dream Theater is a feel band."
2. "Dude, the weather today is just feel!" |
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1. a slang used by the teenage general meaning "think," but with less sureness.
2. uncertain thinking, a hunch "I feel like we're going the wrong way"
"Yea but I feel like she's a mean person, really" "I feel like that's not true." -All would be traditionally substituted with the word think |
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Something that is amazingly awesome or connects with the senses in wonderful way 1. "Dream Theater is a feel band."
2. "Dude, the weather today is just feel!" |
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