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fee-fees

fee-fees noun: feelings.

Noun

fee-fees pl (plural only)

  1. (derogatory, plural, plural-only, slang) Feelings.
    • Well, 'sorry to have bruised your fee fees with an intelligent, opposing viewpoint […]1998 December 15, Mikey, “Re: New Troll (was Re: Big Steve's Weekly Voyager Review (will not say Waterworld...will not say Waterworld...)”, in alt.fan.jeri-ryan (Usenet)
    • “Oh yes, we mustn't let sweet Sarah get her fee-fees hurt. God knows how fragile she is. […]2006, Lauren Dane, Tri Mates, Ellora's Cave, →ISBN, page 56
    Synonyms:
    feels

Synonyms of fee-fees

Forms of fee-fees

alternative formfee fees
alternative formfeefees

Origin of fee-fees

From feelings by shortening and reduplication.

Questions about fee-fees

What does fee-fees mean?
Fee-fees means feelings.
What part of speech is fee-fees?
Fee-fees is a noun.

Words near fee-fees in the dictionary

  1. fee splitting
  2. fee splittings
  3. fee tail
  4. fee-faw-fum
  5. fee-faw-fums
  6. fee-fees
  7. fee-fi-fo-fum
  8. fee-for-service
  9. fee-simple
  10. fee-splitting
  11. fee-splittings

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