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    [təCH]
    verb
    touch (verb) · touches (third person present) · touched (past tense) · touched (past participle) · touching (present participle)
    1. come into or be in contact with:
      "he leaned back so that only two legs of his chair touched the floor" · "the dog had one paw outstretched, not quite touching the ground"
      • bring one's hand or another part of one's body into contact with:
        "he touched a strand of her hair" · "she lowered her head to touch his fingers with her lips"
      • come or bring into mutual contact:
        "for a moment their fingers touched" · "we touched wheels and nearly came off the road"
      • geometry
        be tangent to (a curve or surface) at a certain point.
    2. handle in order to manipulate, alter, or otherwise affect, especially in an adverse way:
      "I didn't play her records or touch any of her stuff"
      • cause harm to (someone):
        "I've got friends who'll pull strings—nobody will dare touch me"
      • consume or use (food, drink, money, etc.):
        "the beer by his right hand was hardly touched" · "in three years I haven't touched a cent of the money"
      • used to indicate that something is avoided or rejected:
        "he was good only for the jobs that nobody else would touch"
    3. have an effect on; make a difference to:
      "a tenth of state companies have been touched by privatization"
      • (of a quality or expression) be or become visible or apparent in:
        "the voice was touched by hysteria" · "a wry smile touched his lips"
    4. produce feelings of affection, gratitude, or sympathy in:
      "she was touched by her friend's loyalty"
    5. informal
      reach (a specified level or amount):
      "sales touched twenty grand last year"
      • be comparable to in quality or excellence:
        "there's no one who can touch him at lightweight judo"
    noun
    touch (noun) · touches (plural noun)
    1. an act of touching someone or something:
      "her touch on his shoulder was hesitant" · "you can manipulate images on the screen at the touch of a key" · "expressions of love through words and touch"
      • the faculty of perception through physical contact, especially with the fingers:
        "reading by touch"
      • a musician's manner of playing keys or strings.
      • the manner in which a musical instrument's keys or strings respond to being played:
        "Viennese instruments with their too delicate touch"
      • a light stroke with a pen, pencil, etc..
    2. a small amount; a trace:
      "add a touch of vinegar" · "he retired to bed with a touch of flu"
      • a detail or feature, typically one that gives something a distinctive character:
        "the film's most inventive touch"
    3. a distinctive manner or method of dealing with something:
      "later he showed a surer political touch"
      • an ability to deal with something successfully:
        "getting caught looks so incompetent, as though we're losing our touch"
    4. informal
      dated
      an act of asking for and getting money or some other commodity from someone as a loan or gift:
      "I only tolerated him because he was good for a touch now and then"
    5. bell-ringing
      a series of changes shorter than a peal.
    6. archaic
      a thing or an action that tries out the worth or character of something; a test:
      "you must put your fate to the touch"
    7. US ENGLISH
      short for touch football
    Origin
    Middle English: the verb from Old French tochier, probably from a Romance word of imitative origin; the noun originally from Old French touche, later (in certain senses) directly from the verb.
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    verb
    1. come into or be in contact with:
      meet
      join
      connect
      adjoin
      abut
      neighbor
      be in contact (with)
      come into contact (with)
      come together (with)
      converge (with)
      be contiguous (with)
      border (on)
      be (up) against
      link up (with)
    2. handle in order to manipulate, alter, or otherwise affect, especially in an adverse way:
      handle
      hold
      pick up
      move
      disturb
      harm
      use
      employ
      make use of
      access
      get (at)
      take advantage of
      meddle with
      play (about/around) with
      toy with
      fiddle with
      interfere with
      tamper with
      lay a hand on
      lay a finger on
      put to use
      have access to
      avail oneself of
    3. have an effect on; make a difference to:
      affect
      concern
      involve
      have an effect on
      have a bearing on
      be relevant to
      be pertinent to
      • produce feelings of affection, gratitude, or sympathy in:
        affected
        softened
        moved
        stirred
        swayed
        aroused
        impressed
        influenced
        warmed
        impassioned
        upset
        disturbed
        distressed
        affect
        move
        stir
        arouse
        impress
        influence
        impassion
        disturb
        melt
        soften
        make/leave an impression on
        have an impact on
        have an effect on
        make sad
        arouse sympathy
        Opposite:
        unmoved
        unimpressed
      • reach (a specified level or amount):
        reach
        attain
        come to
        make
        get up to
        get down to
        arrive at
        rise to
        soar to
        sink to
        plummet to
        dive to
      noun
      1. an act of touching someone or something:
        press
        tap
        pat
        nudge
        prod
        poke
        push
        glance
        flick
        stroke
        brush
        graze
        pressure
      2. a small amount; a trace:
        trace
        bit
        suggestion
        suspicion
        hint
        scintilla
        tinge
        tincture
        whiff
        whisper
        overtone
        undertone
        nuance
        murmur
        coloring
        breath
        vein
        dash
        taste
        spot
        drop
        dab
        pinch
        speck
        smack
        smattering
        sprinkling
        splash
        soupçon
        small amount
      3. a distinctive manner or method of dealing with something:
        skill
        skillfulness
        expertise
        dexterity
        deftness
        virtuosity
        adroitness
        adeptness
        ability
        talent
        flair
        facility
        proficiency
        knack
        technique
        approach
        style
        manner
        execution
        method
        feel
        craftsmanship
        workmanship
        artistry
        performance
        influence
        effect
        hand
        handling
        direction
        management
       

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