free feels

To cop a feel on someone with their consent

I got free feels off that girl in the club.

by chad023 September 12, 2005

I GOTTA FEELIN OOOOOHHHHHHHH OOOOHHHHH

a song that puts everyone in PARTY MODE BITCHEEEESSSSS

person 1: I GOTTA FEELIN OOOOOHHHHHHHH OOOOHHHHH
person 2: ThaT tONigHt'S gOnNa BE a GoOD niGHt x2
person 1: tHAt TonIGhT's GoNnA be...
person 2: GOod GoOd gOOd..
person 1 and 2: NI-I-I-IGHT

by bitch period February 15, 2019

ja feel?

1. Used to assess someone's understanding of a situation
2. Like ya feel? (ya feel me?) but with a "j" in place of the y

Kid 1: I stayed up all night practicing my stunts, and now I'm way tired right now. Ja feel?
Kid 2: Yea dude, ja feel.

Some other Kid 1: I totally forgot to study for my SATs and they are tomorrow. I'm so screwed, ja feel?
Some other Kid 2: Yea dude, ja feel.

by RoneyDSmirk September 10, 2012

feel like cinderella naega byeonhae yaongieseo turn into your own jindosgae yeoldu sie jibe deureogagi jeonen ne juwireul jikiji eureureonghae

a verse in a famous song called "Cat & Dog".

feel like cinderella naega byeonhae yaongieseo turn into your own jindosgae yeoldu sie jibe deureogagi jeonen ne juwireul jikiji eureureonghae is used when you are singing the song or you just feel like cinderella and you're telling your friends to turn into a jindo dog.

by goggleszs March 22, 2022

ya feel?

You say this to someone after you tell them anything. It provokes a response with a sense of empathy.

I want to get tacos in London...ya feel?

by Jake1114 September 19, 2018

The only time I feel alive when I taste dick

In the song Coming Out Strong by Future Ft. The Weeknd, In the second verse future says “The only time I feel alive when I take it”. But people have recalled future saying the only time I feel alive when I taste dick implying that future likes pp and is gay lol (jkjk)

Person 1: *singing the song out loud* The only time I feel alive when I taste dick
Person 2: Bro what did you just say
Person 1: I swear its not what you think

by HitMyLineBbGurl;) January 4, 2021

feeling your oats

When horses are fed oats, they tend to behave more energetically afterward. So if a horse is said to be "feeling his oats" it refers to energetic prancing around the field, or more assertive or excited behavior, and may be literally due to diet. When people are said to be "feeling their oats", it is because the same kind of behavior (higher energy, enthusiasm, assertiveness, or excitement) is observed, even though other causes may be assumed.

Since you're feeling your oats today, would you use some of that energy taking the dog for a walk?

by Scribhneoir January 15, 2014