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Meanings of feeler in English
Catalan
temptativa Spanish
aproximación Usage of feeler in English
1
But now I cut off the feeler which wants to examine us.
2
He expected to feel the jerk of the electric shock of the feeler.
3
The pansies were evidently a feeler toward a more important transaction.
4
This encouraged Zoe to throw out a feeler about the gambling-tables.
5
Khrushchev understood the Lippmann column as an unattributable feeler from Washington.
6
Bringing close a hand or feeler or paw of its own.
7
This was said more as a feeler than with any hope of success.
8
She sat very silent, and then, delicately, put out a feeler.
9
Then he decided to throw out a feeler of his own.
10
The boy flinched, drawing into himself like a snail's feeler touched with salt.
11
He decided to try a feeler of a different sort.
12
The inquiry letter is a "feeler"-theadvance agent of the selling campaign.
13
A little distance away, the trail sent off a tiny feeler into the jungle.
14
Friend took it as a feeler and a friendly one.
15
I've put it out for a kind of a feeler.
16
I can follow like a lamb, but I've got to have that feeler first.
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