Feetsie

The same as footsie... it consists on playing with someone else's feet with yours, its a way of flirting or cuddling.

My feet are cold, lets play feetsie

by JaviL January 27, 2011

Blessing Feeds

The act of making someone’s day by having them see a picture of you in their Instagram/snapchat/twitter feed.

Scott really just blessed your feed.
On my momma Scott is blessing feeds.

by ScottTheFlexGod November 7, 2018

Feesh

f(ee)śh
The plural fish

Dude-bro 1: "Man yesterday at the aquarium did you see those feesh?"
Dude-bro 2: "aw yeah bro it was so sick just like them"

by TransTrash June 27, 2017

Catch feels

Slang for liking someone else; having romantic feelings; also known as catching feelings

I can't believe you catch feels for Gina.

by catchfeels October 3, 2017

Feeked

A word used to describe being very drunk or tired

I cannot remember most of last night I was feeked

by Sexypaolosopranidude August 31, 2019

The Feels

The Feels is in the same family as the Succubus/Incubus. However, it feeds not on lust but on the soul energy released when a human heart bursts. To that end, the Feels will come to those witnessing or living through a particularly moving moment when their heart is fullest and add additional emotion until the heart can no longer contain the pressure. Despite the pain and panic this causes, many victims of The Feels will intentionally seek out material that makes them vulnerable to it. Scientists argue whether this is the result of brain damage in those individuals or if The Feels delivers an addictive surge of dopamine to ensure future feedings.

Studies have been hindered by extreme limb flailing and the incorporeal nature of the soul.
Researched by "Siwenna" of the interweb

"Carrie, let's watch Titanic!"
"No way, the Feels start swarming as soon as that damn song plays."

"Are you crying because of Sherlock again?"
"No, man, it's the Feels!"

by YellaCottonHat February 5, 2015

feekie

Noun form of feek

That mugga feekie owes me ten mugga feekin dollars.

'Sup mugga feekie!

by Josh Saavedra January 1, 2004