i know it sounds kinda stupid… but what does ‘feel my raft’ mean?

5 Answers

• Fairy

  1 month ago

  I have read somewhere: “Treat me as you would like to be treated, otherwise you would fell my raft”.

  However, I think the word RAFT is not well written. It should have been WRATH, which means anger or indignation.

  So, feel my wrath would mean, I would be indignant or angry.

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• Anonymous

  1 month ago

  You don’t have to feel dumb at all.

  As with many expressions and sayings

  it is not clear where and when they started

  and what exactly they mean.

  I guess this one might come from

  ”feel the ripples of a raft”

  like feel my stomach muscles?

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• MONK

  1 month ago

  “feel my wrath”

  wrath means retributory punishment for an offense or a crime

  for example:

  If your curfew is 10 your mother might say:

  If your not home by 10 exactly, you will feel my wrath!

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• Anonymous

  1 month ago

  Sure it’s not “feel my wrath”?

  It’s meaning is “can you sense my anger?’

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• faehuntress

  1 month ago

  you’re not stupid.

  I’ve never heard the expression before.

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