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Common
noun
•
A
cloth
or
stuff
made of
matted
fibres
of
wool
, or
wool
and
fur
,
fulled
or
wrought
into a
compact
substance
by
rolling
and
pressure
, with
lees
or
size
, without
spinning
or
weaving
.
•
A
hat
made of
felt
.
•
A
felt-tip pen
.
•
A
skin
or
hide
; a
fell
; a
pelt
.
•
In Astronomy:
Acronym
of
fast-evolving luminous transient
. (a
type
of
supernova
)
verb
•
To
make into
felt
, or a
feltlike
substance
; to
cause
to
adhere
and
mat
together.
•
To
cover
with, or
as if
with,
felt
.
•
In Poker:
To
cause
a
player
to
lose
all their
chips
.
•
simple past
tense
and
past participle
of
feel
adj
•
That has been
experienced
or
perceived
.
name
•
A
surname
.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
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found
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realised
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observed
wanted
loved
sounds
seemed
appreciated
endured
acknowledged
argued
liked
witnessed
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accepted
stated
remembered
remained
assumed
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lived
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encountered
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influenced
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Rhymes
elt
felt
Celt
melt
welt
gelt
pelt
belt
dealt
swelt
spelt
smelt
dwelt
knelt
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unfelt
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Lineage
felt
English
feled
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
felt
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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