feel oneself

transitive verb felt, feeling

1. to touch or handle in order to become aware of; examine or test by touching or handling
2. to perceive or be aware of through physical sensation: to feel rain on the face
3. 1. to experience (an emotion or condition): to feel joy, pain, etc.
   2. to be moved by or very sensitive to: to feel death keenly
4. to be aware of through intellectual perception: to feel the weight of an argument
5. to think or believe, often for unanalyzed or emotional reasons: he feels that we should go

intransitive verb

1. to have physical sensation; be sentient
2. to appear to be to the senses, esp. to the sense of touch: the water feels warm
3. to have the indicated emotional effect: it feels good to be wanted
4. to try to find something by touching; grope (for)
5. to be or be aware of being: to feel sad, sick, certain, etc.
6. to be moved to sympathy, pity, etc. (for)

noun

1. the act of feeling; perception by the senses
2. the sense of touch
3. the nature of a thing as perceived through touch: the feel of wet sawdust
4. an emotional sensation or effect: the feel of happiness
5. instinctive ability or appreciation: a feel for design