The atraction or repulsion between charged bodies. Experienced in everyday life through static cling and in school as the explanation behind much of elementary chemistry. The attraction or repulsion between magnets. Experienced in everyday life through refrigerator magnets and in school as the explanation behind why a compass needle points north. The interaction between objects due to their mass.
Weight is the name for the force of gravity.
The interaction between objects due to their charge. All of the other forces discussed in the examples above except weight are electromagnetic in origin. The interaction between objects due to their color charge. The force that holds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus and that holds quarks together in the protons and neutrons. This force cannot be felt outside of the nucleus.