Thesaurus / feeler
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Privately, Banks put out feelers about running for the job himself.
TUCKER CARLSON’S UGLY FEUD WITH ERIC SWALWELL HAS SUCKED IN FAMILYMAXWELL TANIAUGUST 27, 2021THE DAILY BEASTAs In the Heights was declared the toast of Broadway, Hollywood started putting out feelers.
HOW IN THE HEIGHTS WENT FROM A STUDENT MUSICAL TO ONE OF THE SUMMER’S BIGGEST MOVIESCONSTANCE GRADYJUNE 11, 2021VOXWashington, a 6-foot-3, 185-pounder who averaged 24 points, seven assists and six rebounds for the 30-2 Compass Prep team, has gotten feelers from other schools, his father told the Athletic.
CREIGHTON LOSES A PRIZED RECRUIT OVER COACH GREG MCDERMOTT’S PLANTATION COMMENTCINDY BORENAPRIL 15, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSo for the past few years, Gordon has put out feelers to institutions to take over Lynne’s life’s work.
THE INTERNET’S MOST INCREDIBLE COLLECTION OF FOOD HISTORY HAS BEEN SAVEDDAYNA EVANSJANUARY 12, 2021EATERAll those cells allow these flexible feelers to operate almost on their own.
TOUCHING ALLOWS OCTOPUSES TO PRE-TASTE THEIR FOODJONATHAN LAMBERTJANUARY 4, 2021SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSWhile the company had once discussed an IPO, by 2016 it began putting out feelers for buyers.
PRIVATE EQUITY FIRMS CAN OFFER ENTERPRISE STARTUPS A VIABLE EXIT OPTIONRON MILLEROCTOBER 16, 2020TECHCRUNCHSo he started walking dogs, putting feelers out and getting people.
WHY CAITLYN JENNER STOPPED TALKING ABOUT POLITICSEUGENE ROBINSONOCTOBER 13, 2020OZYHe threw out this last suggestion as a kind of feeler; and then suddenly made the plunge.
NORTH AND SOUTHELIZABETH CLEGHORN GASKELLA mild electrical shock coursed through his body, as if an invisible feeler had passed over him.
THE WHISPERING SPHERESRUSSELL ROBERT WINTERBOTHAMThe feeler had all but touched Quade, and with the closeness of his escape, the remnants of his courage gave.
ASTOUNDING STORIES, APRIL, 1931VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO FEELER
- allurement
- appeal
- attraction
- begging
- bid
- bidding
- call
- challenge
- come-hither
- come-on
- compliments
- coquetry
- date
- encouragement
- enticement
- feeler
- ground
- hit
- incitement
- inducement
- invite
- lure
- motive
- offer
- open door
- overture
- paper
- pass
- petition
- pressure
- proffer
- prompting
- proposition
- provocation
- rain check
- reason
- request
- solicitation
- suggestion
- summons
- supplication
- temptation
- urge
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