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feel around

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feel around (for someone or something) and feel about (for someone or something)
to try to find someone or something by feel [rather than sight]. He felt around for the soap in the bathtub. She felt about for the dog at the foot of the bed, but it wasn't there. Gerald felt about for a pencil.
See also: around, feel


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Hughton also feels that being appointed manager and the club's removal from the market has helped bring a more relaxed feel around United's Benton base, with players now aware of TURN TO PAGE 70
Silk scarves are popular because of the luxurious they feel around the neck.
However, with the advanced technology of today''s golf balls, you can easily find balls it will still go along ways and have great feel around the greens.
 
 
 
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