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touchy-feely

[tuhch-ee-fee-lee] / ˈtʌtʃ iˈfi li /


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She described Mr Mattinson as "touchy-feely" and "persistent", recalling how he had put his tongue "down the back of my throat".

From BBC

Miss B told the hearing Mr Mattinson was "touchy-feely" and "persistent".

From BBC

What changed was the curtailing of touchy-feely, face-to-face programs of counseling, outreach and therapy.

From Washington Post

“Nora is predatory, and a little more touchy-feely than I am,” she said.

From New York Times

Do you have to be Californian and touchy-feely to ask whether that intensity of hatred is worth it, just to have people who will open your curtains and run you a bath?

From The Guardian