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feel - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: feel
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: texture; air
Synonyms: ambience, atmosphere, aura, feeling, finish, impression, mood, quality, semblance, sensation, sense, surface, touch, palpation, tactility, taction, vibes
Main Entry: feel
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch, stroke
Synonyms: caress, clasp, clutch, explore, finger, fondle, frisk, fumble, grapple, grasp, grip, grope, handle, manipulate, maul, paw, perceive, pinch, ply, poke, press, sense, squeeze, test, tickle, try, wield, apperceive, palm, palpate, run hands over, thumb, twiddle
Main Entry: feel
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: experience
Synonyms: accept, acknowledge, appear, appreciate, comprehend, discern, encounter, endure, enjoy, exhibit, get*, go through*, have, know, meet, note, notice, observe, perceive, receive, remark, resemble, savor, see, seem, sense, suffer, suggest, taste, undergo, understand, welcome, be affected, be aware of, be excited, be impressed, be sensible of, be sensitive, be turned on to, get in touch, get vibes, have a hunch, have funny feeling, have vibes, take to heart
Main Entry: feel
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: believe
Synonyms: assume, conclude, conjecture, consider, credit, deduce, deem, esteem, gather, guess, hold, infer, judge, know, presume, sense, suppose, surmise, suspect, think, be convinced, be of the opinion, have a hunch, have the impression, intuit, repute
Antonyms: disbelieve
Main Entry: aura
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: air, character
Synonyms: ambience, appearance, aspect, atmosphere, background, emanation, feel, feeling, mood, quality, scent, semblance, suggestion, tone
Main Entry: caress
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: loving touch
Synonyms: cuddle, embrace, endearment, feel, hug, kiss, pat, pet, snuggle, squeeze, stroke, fondling, petting
Main Entry: caress
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch lovingly
Synonyms: bear hug, brush, clinch, clutch, coddle, cosset, cuddle, dandle, embrace, feel, fondle, graze, handle, hug, kiss, make love, massage, mug, neck, nestle, nuzzle, pat, pet, play around*, rub, squeeze, stroke, toy, buss
Main Entry: commiserate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: listen to woes of another
Synonyms: ache, compassionate, condole, console, feel, pity, sympathize, feel for, have mercy, share sorrow
Antonyms: be indifferent, turn away
Main Entry: conjecture
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: speculate
Synonyms: assume, believe, conceive, conclude, deem, estimate, expect, fancy, feel*, figure, gather, glean, guess, imagine, infer, judge, presume, pretend, suppose, surmise, suspect, theorize, think, guesstimate, hazard a guess, hypothesize, take a shot, take a stab, take for granted
Antonyms: prove
Main Entry: deem
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: regard, consider
Synonyms: account, allow, appraise, assume, believe, calculate, conceive, conjecture, credit, divine, esteem, estimate, expect, feel, guess, hold, imagine, judge, know, presume, reckon, sense, suppose, surmise, suspect, think, understand, view, be afraid, daresay, set store by
Main Entry: fiddle
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mess with, tinker
Synonyms: dabble, doodle, feel, fidget, finger, fool, handle, interfere, mess, mess around*, monkey*, play, puddle, putter, tamper, touch, toy, trifle, potter, twiddle
Main Entry: flair
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: talent, style
Synonyms: ability, accomplishment, aptitude, bent, chic, dash, elegance, faculty, feel, genius, gift, glamour, head, knack, mastery, panache, pizzazz*, presence, shine*, splash*, taste, turn, zip*, aptness
Notes: flair is a natural talent or distinctive and stylish elegance while a flare (noun) is a burst of light used to communicate or illuminate - flare (verb) means to burn brightly or to erupt or intensify suddenly
Antonyms: inability, incapacity, ineptitude, ineptness
Main Entry: fondle
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch lovingly
Synonyms: bear hug, caress, clutch, cosset, cuddle, dandle, embrace, feel, fool around*, grab, grope, hug, love, neck, nestle, nuzzle, pat, paw, pet, snuggle, squeeze, stroke, make love to, play footsie
Main Entry: fumble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bumble, mess up
Synonyms: botch*, bungle*, err, feel, flounder, flub*, fluff*, goof*, grapple, grope, mishandle, mismanage, screw up*, spoil, stumble, bollix, lose the handle, louse up, misfield, scrabble*
Antonyms: do well
Main Entry: mood
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: state of mind
Synonyms: affection, air, atmosphere, attitude, aura, bent*, blues*, caprice, character, color*, condition, crotchet, cue, depression, desire, disposition, doldrums, dumps*, emotion, fancy, feel*, feeling, frame of mind*, humor, inclination, individuality, melancholy, mind, personality, pleasure, propensity, response, scene, semblance, soul, spirit, strain, temper, temperament, tendency, tenor, timbre, vagary, vein, whim, wish, high spirits, low spirits
Antonyms: health
Main Entry: muse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: think about, dream
Synonyms: brood, cogitate, consider, contemplate, deliberate, feel, meditate, moon*, percolate, ponder, reflect, revolve, roll, ruminate, speculate, think, turn over, weigh, be lost in thought, build castles in air, chew over, mull over, puzzle over, think over
Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Main Entry: opine
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: think
Synonyms: believe, conceive, conclude, declare, feel, guess, imagine, judge, presume, say, suggest, suppose, surmise, venture, express an opinion
Main Entry: paw
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch roughly
Synonyms: clap, claw, clutch, dig, feel, finger, fondle, grab, grate, grope, handle, hit, maul, molest, pat, rake, rasp, rub, scratch, search, slap, smite, stroke, palpate
Antonyms: manhandle
Main Entry: presage
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: predict or have a feeling
Synonyms: adumbrate, announce, augur, betoken, bode, divine, feel, forebode, forecast, foresee, foreshadow, foretell, forewarn, harbinger, herald, omen, portend, prognosticate, promise, prophesy, sense, signify, warn, forerun, foreshow, foretoken, intuit, point to, preindicate, soothsay, vaticinate
Main Entry: react
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: respond; conduct oneself
Synonyms: acknowledge, act, answer, backfire, behave, boomerang*, bounce back*, counter, echo, feel, function, get back at, operate, perform, proceed, rebound, reciprocate, recoil, recur, reply, return, revert, take, work, answer back, be affected, give a snappy comeback, give back, have a funny feeling, have vibes, talk back, turn back
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