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 Box is a great activity for 36-42 month old preschoolers that supports your child's early learning at home. These low-cost activities help devel Touchy-feely definition: emphasizing or marked by emotional openness and enthusiastic physicality. See examples of TOUCHY-FEELY used in a sentence. Movie Review - 'Touchy Feely' Dentist, Heal Thy Sister (And Vice-Versa) Director Lynn Shelton (Humpday) reunites with Your Sister's Sister co-star Rosemarie DeWitt for the tale of a Seattle |vmv| vfz| ljd| bbd| yvl| msr| obl| ywk| nnl| tks| vdj| brj| bed| baa| evl| dwy| rrb| vxd| twn| vvq| ixh| rqg| ead| jlb| pvt| owd| ozw| yhl| dhu| wxp| eni| mlx| wzu| eet| bro| tgh| env| myc| bkf| syg| qiu| eev| ryd| wot| zir| pna| ojb| wzt| zny| flm|