ADJECTIVE
- (often derogatory) openly expressing love and affection (especially through physical contact)
How To Use touchy-feely In A Sentence
- Although generally quite a touchy-feely person, I never back away from physical interaction, unless, particularly, that physical interaction should be focused on the eyeball.
- Sounds awful touchy-feely, but sometimes the most revolutionary ideas are touchy-feely.
- If I have just met you and really like you, you might be a bit uncomfortable since I am a bit touchy-feely and would want to hug you right out of the gate.
- Like any good doctrine, there is a sprinkling of mysticism and a touchy-feely woo-woo factor that readers can ignore or embrace.
- You mortals and your touchy-feely lovey-dovey emotions.
- For years he's been saying that boys are sick of being bossed about by liberated mothers, and of being brainwashed into becoming touchy-feely drips who grow up to wear earrings, go shopping and get their chest hair waxed.
- It is a mental discipline: it trains us to think clearly - a skill largely lost in today's emotive, touchy-feely age.
- Whether seated at piano or perched on stool with guitar, the sensitive songstress has presented pleas for a similarly sensitive male - touchy-feely, open, kind and loving.
- For years he's been saying that boys are sick of being bossed about by liberated mothers, and of being brainwashed into becoming touchy-feely drips who grow up to wear earrings, go shopping and get their chest hair waxed.
- Instead, the new campaign is all about touchy-feely dads competing in school sports days and non-conformist, caring soldiers.
