Associations to the word «Feat»
Noun
- Mane
- Foe
- Serena
- Beatles
- Teammate
- Flip
- Wimbledon
- Wow
- Mic
- Packer
- Neon
- Borg
- Sock
- Goaltender
- Spinner
- Billboard
- Ricky
- Bitch
- Superstar
- Samson
- Scorer
- Circus
- Yankee
- Schoolboy
- Darren
- Fuck
- Hands
- Courage
- Pitching
- Choreography
- Dem
- Batting
- Extract
- Gomez
- Roscoe
- Gymnast
- Musical
- Trophy
- Fancy
- Catcher
- Tennis
- Goalscorer
- Brothers
- Sammy
- Menace
- Lore
- Rider
- Wager
- Grind
- Airplay
- Jay
- Horseback
- Puff
- Drow
- Soy
- Annal
- Ncaa
- Tight
- Dee
- Ti
- Spell
- Rooster
- Heracles
- Uno
- Stag
- Bonus
- Shit
- Commotion
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FEAT, noun. A relatively rare or difficult accomplishment.
FEAT, adjective. (archaic) dexterous in movements or service; skilful; neat; pretty
FEAT, verb. (obsolete) To form; to fashion.
FEAT OF STRENGTH, noun. An act needing great strength to complete
Dictionary definition
FEAT, noun. A notable achievement; "he performed a great feat"; "the book was her finest effort".
Wise words
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