Feat

What do we mean by feat?

Adroit; dexterous. adjective

Neat; trim. adjective

An act or accomplishment of great courage, skill, or imagination; an achievement. noun

A specialized skill; a knack. noun

To make neat.

To form; fashion; set an example to.

Neat; skilful; ingenious; deft; clever.

Large: as, a pretty feat parcel (a rather large quantity).

A deed; especially, a noteworthy or extraordinary act or performance; an exploit: as, feats of arms; feats of horsemanship or of dexterity. noun

Synonyms Deed, Feat, Exploit, Achievement. These words are arranged in the order of strength; deed, however, may have a much more elevated character than feat, and even surpass exploit. A deed may, on the other hand, be base or ignoble. It is, therefore, often accompanied by an adjective of quality. A feat is generally an act of remarkable skill or strength: as, the feats of a juggler, a ventriloquist, an athlete. An exploit is especially an act of boldness or bravery, with various degrees of mental power in working it out. An achievement is the result of large ability in planning, and diligence and boldness in executing. Feat, exploit, and achievement differ from act, action, and deed in that the first three always, and the last three only sometimes, represent something great. noun

Dexterous in movements or service; skillful; neat; nice; pretty. adjective

To form; to fashion. transitive verb

An act; a deed; an exploit. noun

A striking act of strength, skill, or cunning; a trick. noun

A relatively rare or difficult accomplishment. noun

Dexterous in movements or service; skilful; neat; pretty adjective

A notable achievement noun

A relatively rare or difficult accomplishment.

Featuring an artist or group. Commonly used by DJs and other artists that create and mix music (techno, dance, trance, other mixes and cardio.) Urban Dictionary

Short for "feature". Something amazing or unusual. Urban Dictionary

Fake meat. Urban Dictionary

To be fucking beat; a mixture of fucking and beat Urban Dictionary

Short for "featuring". Urban Dictionary

Short for featuring. When an artist/band brings another artist/band into one of their songs, normally to make it more popular or for the second artist to make easy $$. Urban Dictionary

The fake versions of the popular headphones beats by dre. Usually purchased from some shady dude online for a still ridiculously expensive price Urban Dictionary

When something is very amazing and unusual Urban Dictionary

Stuff that a Prince or any high-born who is good with their hands makes Urban Dictionary

An example, such as a quote or clip from a show, that showcases a character's weakness. The opposite of an impressive feat. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to feat:
feat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word feat:
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Words that rhyme with feat:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe feat:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective feat:
position.

Consonant match to feat:
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Words that sound like feat:
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