touch

Pronunciation: US [tʌtʃ] UK [tʌtʃ]

Synonyms

feel

v.	1. to put your hand or part of your body on someone or something; to press something in a light way with your finger or foot to make something work; to put your hand on someone’ s body in a sexual way 2. if two things touch, or if something touches something else, there is no space between them 3. to affect your emotions, especially so that you feel sad or sympathetic; to feel grateful because someone has been very kind to you 4. to change or influence someone or something in a positive way; to change something in a way that is noticeable; if an expression, especially a smile, touches your lips or eyes, you have it for a short time 5. to eat or drink a particular thing 6. to use something 7. to work on something 8. to deal with a particular subject, situation, etc; to deal with or accept someone 9. to reach a particular amount or level 10. to hit or kick a ball in a game 11. to be as good as someone or something else
n.	1. the action of putting your hand or part of your body on someone or something 2. a very small amount of a substance; slightly 3. the sense that tells you what something feels like, through your skin or when you put your fingers on it 4. a small feature that improves something 5. a particular quality that someone can add to a situation 6. your ability to do something well 7. the action of hitting or kicking a ball
na.	1. The variant of touch down