Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [510]
3 : sound (as whistling) resulting from the retransmission of an amplified or broadcast signal
feed·lot noun : land on which cattle are fattened for market
feed·stuff noun : FEED 2
1feel verb felt ; feel·ing 1 : to perceive or examine through physical contact : TOUCH, HANDLE
2 : to undergo passive experience of : EXPERIENCE; also : to suffer from
3 : to ascertain by cautious trial <~ out public sentiment>
4 : to be aware of
5 : to be conscious of an inward impression, state of mind, or physical condition
6 : to be aware of by instinct or inference : BELIEVE, THINK 7 : to search for something with the fingers : GROPE 8 : SEEM 9 : to have sympathy or pity Synonyms [2] endure, experience, have, know, see, suffer, sustain, taste, undergo—more at EXPERIENCE [4] perceive, scent, see, sense, smell, taste; also discern, observe, view; ascertain, discover, learn; anticipate, expect, foresee [6] believe, consider, deem, figure, guess, hold, imagine, suppose, think—more at BELIEVE [7] fish, fumble, grope—more at GROPE usually feel for [9] commiserate, pity, sympathize—more at PITY 2feel noun 1 : the sense of touch 2 : a sensation experienced through the sense of feeling 3 : the quality of a thing as imparted through touch Synonyms [2] feeling, sensation, sense—more at SENSATION feel·er noun 1 : one that feels; especially : a tactile organ (as on the head of an insect) 2 : a proposal or remark made to find out the views of other people 1feeling noun 1 a : the sense of touch b : a sensation perceived by touch