Define Felt Meaning

The act of taking all of an opponent's chips in a poker game, leaving him with nothing in front of him but the felt on the poker table.

Bike shorts that are not black and are tight enough to show all the contents of someone's package

A fuzzy, soft fabric.
Also used to cover pool tables.

1. to recieve a punishing blow (getting felt)

2. to get any unpleasant treatment

3. to lose convincingly

Similar to using same in a sentence. Used when someone says something you agree with, or feel similarly about. A shortened version of "I felt that"

To go broke in a poker game.
This word was coined by Phil Laak (the unabomber)back in the day when Lucky Chances Casino had a 10/20 NL HE game that
would go around the clock three days a week.

To lose all your chips in a poker game.

the act of agreeing non-verbally with someone with whom u share exclusive knowledge of easiness. "Being Felt": state of mind fulfilled when the peers around you agree and approve of your actions on a more than regular basis. Usually, one that is FELT must also abide to the rules of the Easiness.

(verb) A slang term originated by Phil (The Unabomber) Laak that means one has lost all of their chips at a poker table, hence the broke player is left with only the felt table top in front of them.

To not be accepted or respected by others.