Feel like something/like doing something
verb
To have the desire or wish to do something.
I feel like going for a walk.

Often appears as...
- feel like eating
- feel like crying
verb
To have an impression or sense about something.
This place feels like home.

Often appears as...
- feel like home
- feel like paradise
verb
To experience similar feelings or emotions as someone or something.
I feel like you're ignoring me.

Often appears as...
- feel like being ignored
- feel like being loved
verb
To have the desire or wish to do something.
I feel like going for a walk.

Often appears as...
- feel like eating
- feel like crying
verb
To have an impression or sense about something.
This place feels like home.

Often appears as...
- feel like home
- feel like paradise
verb
To experience similar feelings or emotions as someone or something.
I feel like you're ignoring me.

Often appears as...
- feel like being ignored
- feel like being loved
Definition 1 of 3

Casual Desires
Used in casual conversation to express what you want to do at the moment.

I really feel like having pizza tonight.
No Obligation
Expresses a desire, not a plan or obligation. It's what you would enjoy, not what you must do.

I feel like visiting the beach, but I have to work.
Temporary Whim
Often refers to spontaneous or temporary desires rather than long-term wishes.

I feel like going out for ice cream right now.
Casual Desires
Used in casual conversation to express what you want to do at the moment.

I really feel like having pizza tonight.
No Obligation
Expresses a desire, not a plan or obligation. It's what you would enjoy, not what you must do.

I feel like visiting the beach, but I have to work.
Temporary Whim
Often refers to spontaneous or temporary desires rather than long-term wishes.

I feel like going out for ice cream right now.
Casual Desires
Used in casual conversation to express what you want to do at the moment.

I really feel like having pizza tonight.
No Obligation
Expresses a desire, not a plan or obligation. It's what you would enjoy, not what you must do.

I feel like visiting the beach, but I have to work.
Temporary Whim
Often refers to spontaneous or temporary desires rather than long-term wishes.

I feel like going out for ice cream right now.
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