ALL meanings of touch
touch
T t - verb touch to play (a tune, piece of music, etc) in this way 0
- verb transitive touch to put the hand, the finger, or some other part of the body on, so as to feel; perceive by the sense of feeling 0
- verb transitive touch to bring into contact with something else 0
- verb transitive touch to lay the hand on (a person with scrofula), as some kings once did, supposedly to effect a cure 0
- verb transitive touch to be or come into contact with 0
- verb transitive touch to border on; adjoin 0
- verb transitive touch to strike lightly 0
- verb transitive touch to be effective on contact; have a physical effect on 0
- verb transitive touch to injure slightly 0
- verb transitive touch to give a light tint, aspect, etc. to 0
- verb transitive touch to lay hands on; handle; use 0
- verb transitive touch to handle roughly or molest 0
- verb transitive touch to taste or partake of 0
- verb transitive touch to come up to; reach; attain 0
- verb transitive touch to compare with; equal; rival 0
- verb transitive touch to take or make use of without permission or wrongly; misappropriate 0
- verb transitive touch to deal with or refer to, esp. in a light or passing way; mention 0
- verb transitive touch to have to do with; affect; concern 0
- verb transitive touch to arouse an emotion in, esp. one of sympathy, gratitude, etc. 0
- verb transitive touch to hurt the feelings of; pain 0
- verb transitive touch to ask for, or get by asking, a loan or gift of money from 0
- verb transitive touch to strike the keys of, pluck the strings of, etc. (a musical instrument) 0
- verb transitive touch to play (a few notes, an air, etc.) 0
- verb transitive touch to be tangent to 0
- intransitive verb touch to touch a person or thing 0
- intransitive verb touch to be or come in contact 0
- intransitive verb touch to come near to something; verge (on or upon) 0
- intransitive verb touch to pertain; bear (on or upon) 0
- intransitive verb touch to treat a topic slightly or in passing 0
- intransitive verb touch to stop briefly or land (at a port, etc.) during a voyage 0
- intransitive verb touch to be tangent 0
- noun touch a touching or being touched 0
- noun touch a light tap, stroke, etc. 0
- noun touch a delicate stroke made with a brush in painting, etc. 0
- noun touch the sense by which physical objects are felt; tactile sense 0
- noun touch a sensation caused by touching, esp. one that is characteristic of a particular substance or texture; tactile quality; feel 0
- noun touch a mental capacity analogous to the sense of touch; mental or moral sensitivity 0
- noun touch a special or characteristic quality, skill, or manner 0
- noun touch an effect of being touched 0
- noun touch a mark, impression, etc. left by touching 0
- noun touch a subtle change or addition in a painting, story, or other work 0
- noun touch a very small amount, degree, etc. 0
- noun touch a trace, tinge, etc. 0
- noun touch a slight attack 0
- noun touch contact or communication 0
- noun touch the act of asking for, or getting in this way, a loan or gift of money 0
- noun touch money so gotten 0
- noun touch a person with reference to the ease with which money can be so gotten from him 0
- noun touch the manner in which a performer strikes the keys of a keyboard instrument 0
- noun touch the manner in which the action of a piano, etc. responds to the fingers 0