feel around Idiom, Proverb

around the bend

crazy or insane, off your rocker If I had to listen to that noise all the time, I'd go around the bend.

around the clock

twenty-four hours, 'round the clock Julie worked around the clock to finish her sewing project.

beat around the bush

speak indirectly or evasively Stop beating around the bush and give us your final decision.

been around

experienced, not naive, wasn't born yesterday "Margo's been around; she can work with the convicts."

bomb around

drive around, drive your car for fun, cruise """Where have you been?"" ""Bombin' around in Rod's car."""

bring around/round

restore to health or consciousness, cure The medical workers were able to bring the man around after the accident.

circles around you

much better than you, no contest Why do you play cards with her? She can play circles around you.

come around

begin to co-operate, believe, come onside When he reads the report, he'll come around. He'll believe us.

drive around

drive a car up and down the streets, tooling around At night we drove around town, looking for something to do.

fart around

play instead of work, goof off, hang out When we were kids we used to fart around at my uncle's store.

feel about (for addition or something)

1. To grope about for something, abnormally in the aphotic or a agnate bearings area one's eyes is limited. I had to feel about for the ablaze about-face for a minute afore I was able to acquisition it. I'm activity about beneath the couch, but I don't anticipate your buzz is down here, Mom.2. To attack to accretion knowledge, insight, or advice (about addition or something), abnormally in uncertain, indirect, or clandestine ways. It's bright that the aggregation is activity about for an alibi to get them off the angle for the disaster. We're still activity about for bodies who ability be absorbed in advance in our new product. I've spent a lot of time activity about back the accident, but there are still no bright answers about what happened.Learn more: around, feel, someone

feel about (for addition or something)

and feel about (for addition or something)to try to acquisition addition or article by feel [rather than sight]. He acquainted about for the soap in the bathtub. She acquainted about for the dog at the bottom of the bed, but it wasn't there. Gerald acquainted about for a pencil.Learn more: around, feel

feel around

v. To analyze article by the faculty of touch, abnormally back gluttonous an item: If you feel about in the beat drawer, you'll apparently acquisition your missing earrings. Learn more: around, feel

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