linking verb to experience a particular feeling or emotion. + adj. The bus ride made me feel sick. Are you feeling comfortable? She sounded more confident ...

to experience a particular feeling or emotion + adj. The heat made him feel faint. She sounded more confident than she felt. I was feeling guilty.

the feeling you get when you touch something or are touched. You can tell it's silk by the feel. The model has the look and feel of wood. She loved the feel ...

the feeling you get when you touch something or are touched. You can tell it's silk by the feel. She loved the feel of the sun on her skin.

transitive. With simple object. To experience or be conscious of (a sensation or emotion); to entertain (a conviction or desire).

[countable] something that you feel through the mind or through the senses. a feeling of something a feeling of guilt/helplessness/anger/sadness ...

1[countable] feeling (of something) something that you feel through the mind or through the senses a feeling of hunger/excitement/sadness, etc.

to have sympathy for someone. I really felt for her when her husband died. I do feel for you, honestly.

The capacity to experience the sense of touch or other bodily sensations (as of heat, cold, pain, motion, etc.); physical sensation other than sight, hearing, ...

​to have sympathy for somebody. I really felt for her when her husband died. I do feel for you, honestly. I really feel for you in your position.