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Body_part identifies the part of the body used as a sensory organ of the Perceiver_agentive, typically expressed in a with-PP. You should feel the water with your toes before jumping in. This frame element occurs infrequently in this frame, because most of the target words intrinsically imply what part of the body is used (e.g. smelling must be done with the nose). However, the verb feel does take this frame element, because touch is not localized on the body the same way as other modalities . Body_part may be expressed in other modalities when it adds specificity to what is implied by the target word in question. I was now able to breathe properly and started to feel over my body with both hands. I looked at the wreckage with my good eye.

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<def-root><fen>Body_part</fen> identifies the part of the body used as a sensory organ of the <fen>Perceiver_agentive</fen>, typically expressed in a <ment>with</ment>-PP. <ex>You should <t>feel</t> the water <fex name="Body_part">with your toes</fex> before jumping in.</ex> This frame element occurs infrequently in this frame, because most of the target words intrinsically imply what part of the body is used (e.g. smelling must be done with the nose). However, the verb <ment>feel</ment> does take this frame element, because touch is not localized on the body the same way as other modalities . <fen>Body_part</fen> may be expressed in other modalities when it adds specificity to what is implied by the target word in question. <ex>I was now able to breathe properly and started to <t>feel</t> over my body <fex name="BodP">with both hands</fex>.</ex> <ex>I <t>looked</t> at the wreckage <fex name="Body_part">with my good eye</fex>.</ex></def-root> Body_part identifies the part of the body used as a sensory organ of the Perceiver_agentive, typically expressed in a with-PP. You should feel the water with your toes before jumping in. This frame element occurs infrequently in this frame, because most of the target words intrinsically imply what part of the body is used (e.g. smelling must be done with the nose). However, the verb feel does take this frame element, because touch is not localized on the body the same way as other modalities . Body_part may be expressed in other modalities when it adds specificity to what is implied by the target word in question. I was now able to breathe properly and started to feel over my body with both hands. I looked at the wreckage with my good eye.

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