feels

FEE-yuhlz/ˈfi.jəlz/

4 meanings of feels

1
verb
Third-person singular present tense of feel. Use this form with he, she, or it.
She feels nervous before every exam.
He feels the cold more than anyone else in the house.
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nouncolloquial
Strong feelings or emotions, especially soft, tender ones.
That old song gives me all the feels.
She was deep in her feels after watching the sad movie.
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adjectivecolloquial
Full of strong emotion, so much that it makes you want to cry.
That ending was so feels that half the room was crying.
The whole episode got really feels near the end.
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Less common meaning

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nounarchaic
Plural of feel. This older use means things you notice mainly through touch.
The blind weaver trusted the feels of each thread to judge the cloth.
Dr. Pope confirms my feels that the side is no better & the tenderness to the feel as great as when he was last here.
1809, King George III of England, The Later Correspondence of George IIIHere, feels means feelings or impressions about something.
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feels is a form of feel

feel, verb: To be in a certain mood or state of mind or body, such as happy, worried, tired or cold. Full entry

Forms: feelfeels he/she/itfeeling -ing formfelt past tense, past participle
Spelling: feel → feels: add -s

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