Similar words: untouched, crouched, touch, touch on, in touch, touch up, retouch, touch down. Meaning: [tʌtʃ] 
adj. 1. having come into contact 2. being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion 3. slightly insane.
adj. 1. having come into contact 2. being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion 3. slightly insane. 
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61. The photograph had obviously been touched up.
62. I haven't touched food for a whole day.
63. Parma had not been touched.
64. The housing market has touched bottom.
65. She was touched by the warmth of their welcome.
66. You've hardly touched your food.
67. We were deeply touched by the film.
68. These issues were touched on in Chapter 2.
69. The plea touched him to his very soul.
70. He spoke in a voice touched with emotion.
71. The valuable paintings were not touched by the fire.
72. She touched him with her hand.
73. Her sarcasm touched his self-esteem.
74. The ship at last touched at New York.
75. He was often touched by doubt .
76. I haven't touched strong drink for years.
77. I never touched your precious car!
78. Her comments touched off a wave of protests.
79. I haven't touched a drop all evening.
80. These marks scented of being touched.
81. Her story touched us all deeply.
82. It's a long time since I've touched a piano.
83. Some of her poems are touched with real genius.
84. His fingers briefly touched hers.
85. I was touched by his solicitude for the boy.
86. You haven't even touched your wine.
87. Her career really touched bottom with that movie.
88. The steamer touched at 3 ports.
89. That woman's sad story touched our hearts.
90. A shadow of a smile touched his mouth.
More similar words: untouched, crouched, touch, touch on, in touch, touch up, retouch, touch down, touching, touchdown, voucher, touch-and-go, touch and go, touchstone, get in touch, out of touch, midas touch, keep in touch, untouchable, get in touch with, untouchability, keep in touch with, ouch, pouch, vouch, couch, crouch, slouch, avouch, vouch for.