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feely

feely
Adjective
pl: feelies

This term is primarily used as an adjective to describe something that is tactile or designed to be touched. It often carries a casual or slightly colloquial tone, suggesting a sensory experience based on touch rather than sight or sound.

In specific cultural contexts, particularly in early cinema, a "feely" refers to a tactile movie or a device designed to provide touch sensations to the viewer. In these instances, it functions as a countable noun, though this usage is now largely archaic or niche.

Meanings

Adjectivefeely

Touching others too much, often in a sexual way.

He is feely.

Examples

Stop being so feely with me in public.

Stop being so feely with me in public.

Romance

He gets a bit too feely after a few drinks.

He gets a bit too feely after a few drinks.

I can't stand how feely some people are on first dates.

I can't stand how feely some people are on first dates.

Romance

She is far too feely for my comfort.

She is far too feely for my comfort.

Why are you being so feely all of a sudden?

Why are you being so feely all of a sudden?

Romance

He was acting way too feely during the movie.

I hope he is not one of those feely types.

I hope he is not one of those feely types.

Please stop being so feely it is making me nervous.

Romance

The guy next to me was getting a bit feely with my arm.

The guy next to me was getting a bit feely with my arm.

Collocations & Compounds

feely type

Noun collocation: a person who habitually touches others in an overly intimate or inappropriate manner

My ex was the kind of feely type who couldn't keep his hands to himself.

get feely

Verb collocation: to start touching someone in a sexual or overly intimate way

He tends to get feely whenever he's had a glass of wine.

too feely

Adjective collocation: excessively tactile in a way that makes others uncomfortable

Etymology

Derived from the verb "feel" with the addition of the diminutive or characteristic suffix "-y," following a common English pattern of forming adjectives from verbs or nouns to denote a quality of being characterized by that action.

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