felt

Phonetic Respelling: [ felt ]

Definition:

v. to touch or handle in order to become aware of; n. a heavy material made by rolling and pressing fibers -as of woo-l together

Sentence:

I felt the soft blanket with my hand. OR He wore a felt hat.

More example sentences:

I felt the soft blanket with my hand. OR He wore a felt hat.

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The man felt vindictive when wrongly accused.

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For centuries the people felt isolated and nationless.

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Who's hug felt like a boa constrictor?

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The author states that the family had been spared the turmoil felt in other parts of the kingdom. What does 'turmoil' mean?

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Who called Amy's Mom's office to say she hoped Amy felt better?

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The students felt like cringing when they dissected the frog.

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How do you think they felt when the lamb was missing?

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The new boy felt a sense of alienation at his new school.

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Mateo felt if he had the Crystal Onix what would happen?

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Which sentence best describes how Graystripe felt after the RiverClan cat died in the river?

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We felt sadness when camp was over.

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How do you think Martin felt when he went towards the group of boys playing baseball?

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How do you think the scientists felt when Howler swam away at the end of the book?

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Ralph felt sad and cold. So, when Ralph saw something bright in a window, what did Ralph do?

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Synonyms:

touched; handled; fingered

Antonyms:

looked; untouched

Felt rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • belt
  • celt
  • dealt
  • dwelt
  • feldt
  • heldt
  • helt
  • knelt
  • melt
  • pelt
  • smelt
  • svelte
  • velte
  • welt
  • welte
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • vanpelt