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Involuntary psychophysiological response to stimulus (information or sensory data) that is suggestive of an underlying cause. Due to the subjective and often unarticulated or inarticulable nature of "Feeling" there is an implicit acknowledgement that the propositions drawn may be incongruent with objective reality.
Iam "Your behavior has triggered a psychophysiological response that suggests that you harbor some resentment towards me. I have no way of substantiating this conclusion and I acknowledge that it may be incongruent with objective reality. That being said, the impetus behind my actions towards you is this thing that I feel. If I'm incorrect and you wish to rectify the situation, the onus is on you."

Hym "I think we go our names mixed up."

Iam "Huh?"

Hym "Yeah, in the 'reality' one. We called people 'flithy monkeys' and that sound like something I would say."

Iam "Oh... Well, 'oops' I guess. That's why we need an editor."

Hym "You're supposed to be the editor! You're the one who changed it! It was initially ME!"

Iam "I thought the monologue sounded something I would say."

Hym "And you would say 'filthy monkeys?' "

Iam "Well.... No..."

Hym "Idiot! You're a Goddamn idiot!"

Iam "Hey! I can't can call people 'filthy monkeys' too!"

Hym "But you don't! That's the point! You don't do that! It's inconsistent! You ruined everything! Years of work down the drain all because you are a moron!"

Iam "Whatever...."

Hym "Hey! Where are you going!? Stupid filthy monkeys! SEE!? Doesn't that seem more appropriate?"
Feel by Hym Iam July 16, 2022
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v. to feel
as in he feels her landingstrip
feel by ya January 11, 2004
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!"
Feel by tohrbaap May 1, 2010
Also a Cantonese Slang of English of saying to the opposite sex referring to "emotions" and "love" usually about "romance"
Chinese: I have no feel for you!
translation: "I don't feel this way about you" or "I don't love you"

Chinese: I have feel for you!
translation: "I'm feeling this way about you" or "I feel that I'm in love with you"

Chinese: do you have any feel for me?
Translation: "do you love me?" or "did you ever think of me?"
feel by Jack Zhang July 5, 2008
To get extremely irate, very angry
When I touched his little sister Barry wnet feel.
feel by Khanivor December 11, 2003
A word typically used in the North East of Scotland, "feel" describes someone who's not quite all there...
Hamish: "You know that Murray from up the road?"

Iain: "Aye he's a wee bit feel isn't he?"

Hamish: "Oh aye, very feel"
Feel by setfiremysoul September 4, 2018