gerund /jerˈənd/

1. A part of a Latin verb with the value of a verbal noun, such as amandum (= loving)
2. In English, a noun with the ending -ing formed from a verb and having some of the qualities of a verb, such as the possibility of governing an object, etc, and often preceded by a possessive (eg My leaving her was unwise)

• feelings running high
• feel in one's bones
• feel like
• feel oneself
• feel one's feet
• feel one's legs
• feel one's oats
• feel one's way
• feels
• feel small
• feel someone's pulse
• feel the draught
• feel the pinch
• feel up to
• feel with
• feer
• feered
• feerin
• feering
• feerings
• feerins
• mellites
• mellitic
• mellivorous
• mellophone