feeler

As a noun feeler

is someone or something that feels.

As a verb feeled is

past tense of feel.

As a noun feeler

is mistake.

As an adjective feebler is

(feeble).

As nouns the difference between feeler and feller

is that feeler is someone or something that feels while feller is a person who fells trees; a lumberjack.

As an adjective feller is

comparative of fell.

As nouns the difference between feeler and feeder

is that feeler is someone or something that feels while feeder is that which feeds.

As nouns the difference between feeler and peeler

is that feeler is mistake while peeler is (british|slang|dated) a police officer or peeler can be a person whose job it is to peel fruit or vegetable produce.

As nouns the difference between feeler and reeler

is that feeler is someone or something that feels while reeler is the grasshopper warbler.

As nouns the difference between feeler and heeler

is that feeler is mistake while heeler is a gamecock that strikes well with its heels or spurs.

As a noun feeler

is mistake.

As an adjective antennary is

of or pertaining to antennae or feelers.