feelable
/ˈfiːləbl/adjective
That can or may be felt; perceptible by the senses, especially by touch; accessible to, or impacting on, the emotions or thought.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Reginald Pecock (c1392–?1459), bishop of Chichester and religious author. From feel + -able, partly after post-classical Latin sensibilis sensible.
- handwriting
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- handwriting expert
- handwriting recognition
- handwritten
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- handy-bandy
- handy billy
- handy blow
- handybook
- handy-dandy
- handy dog
- handy grip
- handy hint
- handyman
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- handy-pandy
- handy-sized
- handy-talkie
- handywarp
- Handy, W. C.
- hand–eye
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- Hanford