frequently_asked_questions_files/Oxford Thesaurus.pdf

you ever have the feeling of being watched? 3 regard, sympathy,
empathy, identification, compassion, tenderness, appreciation,
concern, understanding, sensitivity, sensibility: He has a
genuine feeling for animals. 4 ardour, warmth, passion,
fervency, fervour, ardency, intensity, heat, sentiment, emotion,
vehemence: She said she loved me with so much feeling that I
thought she meant it. 5 feelings. emotions, sensitivity,
sympathies, sensibilities, susceptibilities: She hurt my
feelings. 6 feel, mood, atmosphere, climate, sense, air,
ambience or ambiance: There is a feeling of impending doom
about this place.
--adj. 7 sentient, sensitive, tender, tender-hearted,
compassionate, sympathetic: Their behaviour did the soldiers
honour as feeling men.
feint n. distraction, mock attack, bluff, dodge, manoeuvre, false
move, pretence, ruse, ploy, subterfuge, deception, tactic,
stratagem, gambit, artifice: The attack on the flanks is merely
a feint - the main thrust will be at the centre.
fell v. cut or knock or strike down, floor, prostrate, level, hew
(down), flatten, demolish, mow (down); kill: He felled his
opponent with one blow. All the trees in this area must be
felled.
fellow n. 1 man, boy, person, individual, gentleman, one, Colloq guy,
chap, customer, kid, Brit bloke, Slang geezer, gink, US
old-fashioned gazabo: There was a fellow here asking for you
today. 2 colleague, associate, comrade, companion, ally, peer,
compeer: He is going to meet some of his fellows at the club.
3 mate, match, counterpart, partner, complement, concomitant,
accessory: I lost one glove last week and now have lost its
fellow. 4 boyfriend, man, sweetheart, love, young man; lover,
paramour, Formal suitor, Old-fashioned beau, Archaic swain,
Slang guy: Bailey has been Sue's fellow for years.
fellowship
--adj. 5 associate(d), affiliate(d), allied, auxiliary,
related: Ladies, not accorded membership in the men's club,
belonged to a fellow organization. She shared her sandwiches
with a fellow passenger.