Touch

What do we mean by touch?

To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers, to come in contact with so as to feel. intransitive verb

To bring something into light contact with. intransitive verb

To bring (one thing) into light contact with something else. intransitive verb

To press or push lightly; tap. intransitive verb

To lay hands on in violence. intransitive verb

To eat or drink; taste. intransitive verb

To disturb or move by handling. intransitive verb

To meet without going beyond; adjoin. intransitive verb

To be tangent to. intransitive verb

To come up to; reach. intransitive verb

To match in quality; equal. intransitive verb

To deal with, especially in passing; treat briefly or allusively. intransitive verb

To be pertinent to; concern. intransitive verb

To affect the emotions of; move to tender response. intransitive verb

To injure slightly. intransitive verb

To color slightly; tinge. intransitive verb

To draw with light strokes. intransitive verb

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word touch. Define touch, touch synonyms, touch pronunciation, touch translation, English dictionary definition of touch.

A touch i.e stroke of luck Urban Dictionary

Synonym to kill, to beat, to rob or luck (touch of luck). defined in particular situations or chain of events. Urban Dictionary

V. hit; lay; have intercourse with Urban Dictionary

To engage in sexual intercourse with someone. Urban Dictionary

To rape something. Urban Dictionary

To update the timestamp of a file. Urban Dictionary

Fight in a nice, cute, flirtatious way Urban Dictionary

Something so unique and indescribable that is seperate for every human being. This "touch" is often an uncanny skill or mere chance of luck at or involved with a specific event. Urban Dictionary

I just want to touch your head I just want to touch your head I just want to touch your head Urban Dictionary

Something you can have. It can help you defeat decepticons, or seduce women. Nothing is impossible if you have the touch, including unlocking the autobot matrix of leadership. Ways to tell if you have the touch: You never get hit when your back's to the wall. When all hell's breaking loose you are riding the eye of the storm. You get put to the test but it is never enough. You're at your best when when the going gets rough. Often, people with the touch also have the power. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to touch:
touch, tough, couch, pouch, torch, vouch, ouch, bouch, mouch, douch, tuch, toch, rouch, louch, nouch, fouch, toucy, zouch, itouch, youch, trouch, touc.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word touch:
ipad, ipod, iphone, ios, smell, screen, touching, frost, android, buttons, touched, screens, app, sensor, button, keyboard, sensitive, taste, apple, interface, ball, controls, phone, devices, judges, feel, evil.

Words that rhyme with touch:
such, clutch, much, dutch, hutch, ruche, crutch, scutch, as such, slutch, scritch, buch, grutch, nonesuch, double dutch, mutch, kutch, smutch, kuch, buche, bruch, cutch, strich, zuche, too much, so much, rabbit hutch, ruch, very much, pennsylvania dutch, tuch, huch, duch, schlich, friction clutch, south african dutch, slip friction clutch, slip clutch, cone friction clutch, a bit much, cone clutch, futch, disk clutch, zuch, airtouch, butsch, dusch, fs which, how-much, kutsch, mutsch, sutch, szuch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe touch:
close, personal, light, constant, final, slightest, human, gentle, last, nice, soft, closer, slight, therapeutic, magic, delicate, direct, common, mere, least, intimate, right, sure, fine, lightest, closest, warm, cold, lighter, very, deft, extra, active, golden, occasional, faint, feminine, artistic, characteristic, royal, professional, subtle, added, sympathetic, cool, daily, exquisite, perfect, dramatic, divine, humorous, decorative, easy, firm, merest, friendly, sensitive, quick, comic, realistic, sudden, magical, faintest, ironic, poetic, romantic, familiar, pleasant, soothing, vaginal, distinctive, vital, creative, unexpected.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective touch:
tone, stone, hole, down, ups, technique, wood, screen, football, holes, paper, typing, screens, pressure, nots, sensations, receptors, points, line, clouds, nothing, sensation, ball, base, corpuscles, balls, spots, sense, pad, off, downs, stones, preparations, control, typists, pads, glasses, piece, therapy, not, trigger, box, test, lines, sensitivity, deployment, something, typist, discrimination, pieces, perception, organs, techniques, weight, goal, ftone, proximity, others, plate, tip, hands, corpuscle, bearing, technic, pass, healing, toes, preparation, images, tones, dialing, ism, toe, hairs, picture, input, nose, gos, panel, mode, technology, notism, typewriting.

Consonant match to touch:
teach, tache, titch, tyche, tatch, tuch, tatsch, teutsch.

Words that sound like touch:
touch, tuch, titch, tich, teche, teach, teache, tache, tach, tyche, tatch, tusche, dutch, duch, dusc, tish, tige, tesh, tisch, tesch, tedge, to, ton, ditch, touched, tuck, tush, tut, touche, tash, tonne, tosh, touchy, tun, tus, taj, tle, tas, tage, toge, tull, tulle, toucher, tuss, tous, toch, tutt, tten, tuc, tta, itouch, tyl, teige, hta, teq, tasch, tasche, tahs, toj, todge, pten, ptas, tucha, a touch, ditsch, ptl, tausch, hutch, huch, deutsch, douch, chuch, dush, dage, deutch, dousche, deutsche, dej, dyche, zuch, deitch, dusche, dietsch, yuch, doetsch, dauch, zuche, deitsch, tihi, tech, stitch, stich, tec, teck, tek, techy, 'tis, teched, ptin, ptis.