Definitions

1. verb

past tense of feel, to perceive or experience a physical sensation

“She felt the cold wind on her face.”

2. noun

a thick, soft, and usually woven fabric, typically made from wool or synthetic fibers, used for upholstery, clothing, or other purposes

“The furniture was covered with a thick, green felt.”

3. verb

to cover or line with felt, typically to make a surface smooth or to prevent friction

“The mechanic felt the engine block to prevent rust.”

4. noun

a layer or mass of felt, especially one that is thick or dense

“The felt on the ice caused the skater to slip.”

5. verb

to obtain or acquire a particular quality or feeling, especially a pleasant or desirable one

“After a good night’s sleep, I felt refreshed.”

6. noun

a type of surface or material that has a smooth, dense, and often soft texture

“The felt on the golf ball helped it roll smoothly.”