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Feels A feeling of inadequacy or self-doubt. ■ "I feel like I'm not good enough at cooking, no matter how hard I try."
besieged To be so overwhelmed with problems or challenges that one feels like being attacked or surrounded by them. ■ "I'm besieged by emails, phone calls, and deadlines at work. It feels like I'm being bombarded from all sides!"
bungalows A small, one-story house with a low roof and an attached garage. ■ "My grandma's bungalow is so cozy, it feels like a home away from home."
cabins A small, rustic house or log cabin. ■ "I love spending my weekends in the mountains at my family's old log cabin. It's so cozy and rustic, it feels like we're living in a different time."
density The quality or state of being closely packed together; a high concentration of something. ■ "Wow, the city is so dense that it feels like there's no room to breathe!
depressing To cause someone to feel extremely sad or unhappy. ■ "I accidentally broke my favorite vase and now the whole room feels depressing."
landed To have successfully completed a flight or journey. ■ I finally landed my dream job! I've been applying for months and it feels like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders.
Schoolwork Noun: A task or assignment given to students in school. ■ Sometimes, my teacher gives us so much schoolwork that it feels like we're drowning in paper and pencil!
seconds The unit of time that is equal to one ninth of a minute. ■ "I've been waiting for ages. It feels like I've been waiting for seconds! "
slimmer A person who has lost weight and looks more fit and attractive. ■ "She's been trying to get slimmer for months by eating healthy and exercising regularly. Now she looks amazing and feels confident in her own skin."
snores To emit a loud, rhythmic sound through the nose while sleeping. ■ "I swear, my wife's snores are so loud, it feels like I'm living in a symphony of nasal noises.
Texture The way a surface feels or looks when you touch it. This can include things like smoothness, roughness, and bumps. ■ "I didn't like the texture of the cake, it was too dry and crumbly."
Tuck A type of fabric used for making clothing, often characterized by its softness and elasticity. ■ "I love my new t-shirt made from this comfortable fabric. It's so soft that it feels like a cloud!"
under a position or state of being beneath something else. ■ She always feels like she's under her boss.
vill A small village with a strong sense of community and togetherness, often characterized by its close-knit residents. ■ "I'm from the city, but when I visit my grandma's vill, it feels like I've been transported to another world."
windpipe A narrow tube through which air is forced in one direction by the lungs, allowing for breathing. ■ "When I'm running, my windpipe gets all congested and it feels like I'm suffocating."
ain A type of rain that is made of small, hard balls. It is known for its intense pain and discomfort when it falls on a person's skin. ■ "I forgot my umbrella at home and now I am getting pelted with the pain of 'ain'. It feels like needles are falling from the sky!
ammonia A highly irritating gas that smells like cat pee and can make your eyes water so much it feels like someone is pouring a bucket of water on your face. ■ "I accidentally spilled some ammonia on myself while cleaning the bathroom. Now my eyes are burning and I feel like I'm in a cat pee-scented nightmare."
circulate To pass around, especially among people or in a conversation., To move from one place to another in a continuous flow, like traffic on a busy street., To spread rumors or gossip about someone or something. ■ "I can't seem to stop circulating around the office. I just can't sit still for more than 5 minutes!, "The traffic on this highway is so bad, it feels like we're just circling around in a never-ending loop., "I heard that Jane circulates some pretty wild rumors about her coworkers. I wonder if any of them are true?
compassionate Adjective used to describe someone who feels a great deal of sympathy and sorrow for another person's misfortune, and is willing to take action to help alleviate their suffering. ■ "Despite being a ruthless businessman, Mr. Smith was surprisingly compassionate when he found out that one of his employees was struggling with a serious illness. He immediately offered to pay for all their medical bills and even took them on as a personal project to keep them engaged at work."
draining To be so tiring or exhausting that it feels like your energy has been sucked out of you, leaving you feeling drained and depleted. ■ "I was so drained after the marathon that I could barely lift my arm to wipe the sweat off my forehead."
Elapsed The time that has passed since a certain event occurred or a deadline was met. ■ "I can't believe how quickly the day passed by! It feels like just yesterday when I started my morning coffee routine and now here I am, finishing up work."
goa A state of extreme happiness and joy that is so intense it feels like you are floating on air. ■ "When I found out I got accepted into my dream school, I was in goa! I couldn't believe how happy I felt."
hellfire A fiery sensation that makes your skin feel like it's being seared by the flames of hell. ■ I accidentally left my phone charging overnight and now my hand feels like it's been dipped in a pool of hot lava. That's what you get for messing with the devil's fire!
imperial A sense of entitlement so great that one feels they are the rightful ruler of everything, including other people's lives. ■ "I may not be a real emperor, but I sure do have an imperial complex. Everyone else better bow to my every command!"
kilt A Scottish pleated garment worn by men, consisting of a kilt and jacket. ■ I saw a man wearing a kilt while playing bagpipes in the park., A type of fabric used for making skirts, kilts, and other garments. ■ The new kilt I bought is made of a soft, woolly material that feels amazing to wear., A term used to describe someone who is particularly Scottish or Scots-Irish in origin. ■ I'm a bit of a kilt when it comes to my love for haggis and whisky.
Memory A collection of all the things you've ever seen, heard, smelled, tasted, or thought. ■ I had a memory of a time when I was younger and everything was so much more exciting. But now that I'm older, it feels like my memories have become dull and mundane.
menopausal A state of mind where one feels like they are going through a midlife crisis, but with the added bonus of hot flashes and mood swings. ■ "I'm so menopausal right now. I can't decide if I want to dance or cry.
months A unit of time used to measure the passage of time. It is equal to one-twelfth of a year. The amount of time it takes for your Netflix subscription to expire. ■ "I can't believe it's already been three months since I started watching The Office on repeat." "It feels like just yesterday when I was a newbie at my job and my boss gave me the task of organizing all the paper clips in the supply cabinet. Now, here I am, still doing that same thing three months later.
resentments A feeling of deep anger or bitterness, often directed towards someone who has wronged you. ■ "She held a grudge for years about the time her coworker took her sandwich. It's like she still feels resentments over it to this day."
Security The state of being free from danger or risk; the practice or policy of maintaining a safe environment for people and property. ■ John installed security cameras in his house after his cat went missing. He now feels more secure, knowing that he can keep an eye on his feline friend at all times.
Springtime The season when everything is coming to life again, except for your love life. It's like a rollercoaster of emotions - you're excited, but also confused because it feels like nothing is working out. ■ "I can't believe it's already springtime and I'm still single. It's like Mother Nature is mocking me with her beautiful flowers and birds."
stateroom A luxurious and spacious room on a cruise ship or hotel, typically used as an office or conference room. ■ "I can't believe we have to hold our meeting in this cramped stateroom. It feels like we're trapped in a claustrophobic phone booth!
suffocation A feeling of being overwhelmed by a sense of humor so strong that it feels like your chest is getting tight. ■ "I've never been suffocated so much in my life! That joke about the banana was just too funny."
sunburn The act of becoming overly tan or burnt by the sun. It is also known as "suntan" when done intentionally. ■ "I forgot to put on sunscreen and now I'm regretting my decision to go for a swim in the lake. My skin feels like it's on fire!"
Superstition An irrational belief or practice that is thought to bring good luck, ward off bad luck, or simply to be true. ■ "I always carry a rabbit's foot in my pocket as a superstition. I don't know why, but it just feels right."