the action or fact of touching; (also) the sense of touch.

The action or fact of placing a part of the body (esp. the hand or finger) in contact with anything so as to feel it or otherwise interact with it…

An act of touching something; (also) the sense of touch. Cf. take, v. 81. Obsolete. rare.

The action or fact of intentionally placing a part of the body (esp. the hand or finger) in contact with something, typically briefly or…

The sense of touch, feeling (with the hands, etc.); the act of touching, touch. Obsolete.

Touch.

Touching; beating of a drum.

Touch, taction, contact.

The action of touching; contact.

The action of touching, contact.

The act of touching.

A touch: usually a light but significant touch, a tap or pat, = tick, n.3 1; rarely applied to one that hurts. Scottish and northern dialect.

The act of touching or handling; an instance of this, a touch. Obsolete. rare.

Esp. in Japanese and Korean contexts: touching or close physical contact between parent and child or (esp. in later use) between lovers or friends…