Definitions of felt
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To
make
into
felt,
or
a
feltike
substance;
to
cause
to
adhere
and
mat
together.
-
To
cover
with,
or
as
with,
felt;
as,
to
felt
the
cylinder
of
a
steam
emgine.
-
To
make
into
felt;
to
cover
with
felt.
-
change
texture
so
as
to
become
matted
and
felt-
like; "
The
fabric
felted
up
after
several
washes"
-
cover
with
felt; "
felt
a
cap"
-
To
make
into,
or
cover
with
felt.
-
To
make
cloth
of
hair,
wool,
fur,
or
suchlike,
by
causing
the
material
to
mat
together
by
means
of
pressure
and
rolling.
-
a
fabric
made
of
compressed
matted
animal
fibers
-
A
cloth
or
stuff
made
of
matted
fibers
of
wool,
or
wool
and
fur,
fulled
or
wrought
into
a
compact
substance
by
rolling
and
pressure,
with
lees
or
size,
without
spinning
or
weaving.
-
A
hat
made
of
felt.
-
A
skin
or
hide;
a
fell;
a
pelt.
-
An
unwoven
fabric
made
of
wool,
or
wool
and
hair,
forced
together
by
pressure
or
heat.
-
Cloth
made
of
wool
united
without
weaving.
-
A
fabric
of
matted
wool,
fur,
or
hair.
-
A
stuff
of
wool,
or
wool
and
hair,
which
is
matted
into
a
fabric
by
beating,
rolling,
and
pressure;
a
hat
made
of
felt.
-
Cloth
or
stuff
made
of
hair,
wool,
or
other
substance,
by
rolling
and
pressure,
and
not
by
weaving.
-
The
sense
by
which
the
mind,
through
certain
nerves
of
the
body,
perceives
external
objects,
or
certain
states
of
the
body
itself;
that
one
of
the
five
senses
which
resides
in
the
general
nerves
of
sensation
distributed
over
the
body,
especially
in
its
surface;
the
sense
of
touch;
nervous
sensibility
to
external
objects.
-
imp. &
amp;
p.
p. /
a.
from
Feel.
-
imp. &
p.
p.
a.
from
Feel.
-
Pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
of
FEEL.
-
Of
to
feel.
-
Imp.
Of
FEEL,
v.
-
Perceived.
-
Of
the
verb
feel,
which
see.
-
Of
feel.
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