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.
- flagelliform
- flagellin
- flagellum
- flageolet
- flagfall
- flagfish
- flag-flying
- flag football
- flagged
- flagger
- Flagg, James Montgomery
- flagitious
- flagitiously
- flagitiousness
- Flagler, Henry Morrison
- flag lieutenant
- flagman
- flag of convenience
- flag officer
- flag of truce
- flagon
- flagon wagon
- flagpole
- flagrancy
- flag rank