When it comes to dinner groundhogs really arenât choosy, theyâll eat just about anything. In the garden they seem to target leafy greens and succulent, tender vegetation. This season the groundhogs in my garden were especially fond of okra leaves and green heirloom tomatoes.
vb, feels, feeling or felt (fÉlt) 1. to perceive (something) by touching. 2. to have a physical or emotional sensation of (something): to feel heat; to feel anger. 3. (tr) to examine (something) by touch.
You are right that I feel badly would mean you are having difficulty in feeling at all-which would be a rather unusual thing to say :). In general the verb to feel will take an adjective (happy, sad, good, bad, angry, relieved) after it to indicate the feeling, rather than an adverb.