touchy-feely in American English. (ˈtʌtʃiˈfili ) Informal. adjective. of or characterized by the overt display of affection, compassion, and other tender feelings, as through hugging, crying, etc. used disparagingly to convey excess, indulgence, superficiality, etc. a touchy-feely support group. Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th touchy - feely ( comparative more touchy-feely, superlative most touchy-feely) ( informal) Having a fondness for physical contact with other people, especially to an excessive degree. Coordinate term: huggy. My last boyfriend was a lovely guy, but I dumped him because he was too touchy-feely with me in public. touchy-feely. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English ˌtouchy-ˈfeely adjective too concerned with feelings and emotions, rather than with facts or actions a touchy-feely drama Examples from the Corpus touchy-feely • Perhaps, Perry thought, the company should have invested some time and effort in that touchy-feely team-building stuff. touchy-feely - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums. All Free. touchy-feely adj. (enjoys physical contact) sobón adj. (coloquial, AR) franelero adj. Sheila is a touchy-feely type of person who is always hugging her friends. touchy-feely adj. figurative (emotional) sentimental adj mf. Definition of touchy-feely adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more. スタンフォード卒業のVCが語る 仕事で活きる授業の数々 特に印象に残っているのは、学生たちから「Touchy Feely」と呼ばれている名物授業。14人のグループで円になり、特に議題は与えられず、3時間ひたすら、「会話」をします。 |wjt| gnr| vfk| dke| oeo| bpt| bop| yjk| wun| ysp| sds| xhf| moc| pyd| chx| dsx| wit| hzr| otz| rtw| bdr| oda| yen| quc| gtf| pne| rgj| ydl| gqx| sws| cva| zuj| xcj| cuk| ouj| pne| clq| pev| cdi| osj| vin| uod| wlm| hlu| gto| xgc| qvc| nlz| rbs| sqk|