touch

Communicating with or staying in touch with someone

A state of being alone and cut off from other people physically or emotionally

Being separate from people, things, or contact, for example losing internet

Not aware of recent events or people's feelings

A small amount of something added to improve or change it

A small extra detail that makes something look or feel better

Make someone feel upset or defensive by mentioning a sensitive subject

No longer have the skill you once had to do something well

A special ability to make money or do well in many things

Make someone feel strong emotion or sympathy

To make a person feel a strong emotion

A natural ability to do something well

To tell viewers or listeners to keep watching and not change the channel during a break in the show

You say it to try to stop bad luck after saying something good

Tell someone not to change the radio or television channel before a show returns

Ask an important person for help or a blessing

To become less good at something you used to do well

Refuse to be involved with people or things that seem dangerous and dishonest

A rude slang way to say someone shows small signs of autism and may offend people

A last small detail that makes something look or feel complete

A screen you touch to control a phone or tablet

A situation that is dangerous or uncertain until the last moment

A small repair to make something look better

A gentle, brief contact made with little force

A version of American football where players touch the player with the ball to stop them instead of tackling

A gentle way of touching or handling people and objects

A small amount of care that makes something special

The ability to feel things through the skin

A small extra detail that makes something feel nicer

A way of connecting with ordinary people that makes them feel understood

A skill for making projects succeed easily

Unwanted physical contact that makes someone feel scared or uncomfortable

A way to use all fingers on a keyboard without looking at it

A football exercise where each player may touch the ball only twice before passing

Used for small repairs that make something look better

A form of football where another player stops someone by touching them with both hands

A person who uses a keyboard without looking at the keys

A plant with seed pods that burst when you touch them and release seeds

A person who easily agrees and can be taken advantage of

A small detail that makes something look beautiful and special

A feeling on the skin when something presses or rests on it

A tendency to make everything a person touches fail

Ability to feel pressure, heat, or pain on the skin

To type by pressing keys without looking, using trained finger positions

A small detail that makes something look brighter and happier

Touch football where another player touches someone twice to tackle them

The sense that lets you feel objects through physical contact

A plant with leaves that fold together when you touch them

A practice where soccer players control and pass the ball using two touches