feel

I can feel the warmth of the sun on my face.

Forms

feels v. (3rd-person singular)
She feels nervous before every presentation.
felt v. (past & past participle)
He felt a sharp pain after he fell.
feeling v./n./adj. (present participle / noun / adjective)
A feeling of relief washed over her.
feelings noun (plural)
They discussed their feelings openly.

feel like
To want or have the desire to do something; also used to compare similarity.
I feel like grabbing a coffee before the meeting.
feel for
To sympathize with someone or to have compassion.
I really feel for anyone who has lost their home in the storm.
feel out
To probe someone's opinions or intentions gently before committing.
Before proposing changes, she decided to feel out her teammates' reactions.
feel up to
To have the energy or ability to do something.
I'm not sure I feel up to going to the gym tonight.
feel around
To search for something by touching, especially when you cannot see well.
He felt around in the dark until he found the light switch.
feel down
To feel sad or depressed.
She's been feeling down since her pet got sick.