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Standard reply to insult Bummer 1.Don't be a Bummer
2.Shut up you feeler |
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A tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others. Generally "feeler" is a term used when selling something when the seller isn't sure if they want to sell it or keep it. They might post an ad saying with the forewarning, feeler, when they are on the fence about getting rid of something to see people's response and offers. Many times feelers are put up for sale and sold, but sometimes the owner decides to keep. It's essentially like putting your toes in the water to feel the temperature before jumping in all the way. Sometimes we get in, sometimes we don't. Feeler: 2005 Subaru STi with tasteful mods 35k NJ
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noun ; someone who feels that he or she is very important when, in fact, he or she is not "Person 1: OMG! Did you see how Kate acted at Matt`s party?!
Person 2: I KNOW! She`s such a feeler." |
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To send an unwarranted advancee towards the opposite sex via text messaging. Rob: Dude did send that chick a feeler?
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A schoolyard word children use when namecalling one another in that immature growth period of around 7-10 years. 'You are such a feeler'
'Get away from me you feeler' 'Amanda Owens is such a feeler!' |
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One who possesses the female parts but doesn't have the greatest face. You would have no problem touching her in the dark or a low-lit room. Unlike a "looker," you may just have a chance with her. Debbie is sure not a looker, but what a feeler.
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