gutfeel
English
noun
Definitions
- gut feeling
Etymology
Compound from English gut (intestines of an animal used to make strings, belly) + English feel.
Origin
English
feel
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterfeel English
- deergut English
- degut English
- feel English
- feelable English
- feeler English
- feelest English
- feeleth English
- feelgoodery English
- feelie English
- feeling English
- feelness English
- feelsome English
- feelth English
- fellowfeel English
- forefeel English
- foregut English
- gulligut English
- gut English
- gut up English
- gut-shoot English
- gut-wrenching English
- gutbomb English
- gutbread English
- gutbucket English
- gutbuster English
- gutful English
- gutless English
- gutlike English
- gutling English
- gutstring English
- gutted English
- guttle English
- gutweed English
- gutwort English
- hindgut English
- midgut English
- misfeel English
- mouthfeel English
- mudgut English
- outfeel English
- overfeel English
- pinch-gut English
- refeel English
- ripgut brome English
- ripgut fence English
- rotgut English
- scrapegut English
- tailgut English
- through-gut English
- underfeel English
- unfeel English
- ungut English
- felen Middle English
- gut Middle English
- pilim Tok Pisin
- gut
- feel
- degut
- ungut
- mudgut
- guttle
- feelie
- gutted
- feeler
- unfeel
- refeel
- midgut
- rotgut
- gutful
- feelth
- gut up
- hindgut
- gutling
- feeleth
- gutless
- gutwort
- gutbomb
- misfeel
- foregut
- tailgut
- gutlike
- gutweed
- feeling
- deergut
- outfeel
- feelest
- gulligut
- feelable
- forefeel
- feelness
- feelsome
- gutbread
- overfeel
- gutstring
- scrapegut
- gutbucket
- afterfeel
- gut-shoot
- mouthfeel
- pinch-gut
- underfeel
- gutbuster
- fellowfeel
- through-gut
- feelgoodery
- ripgut brome
- ripgut fence
- gut-wrenching