underground sense

The sense that you are get used to the atmosphere by underground transportation especially for the subway. When you get the underground sense, you may feel confused about directions and voices and uncomfortable with the sunlight, etc.

Every time I need a little while to shake off my underground sense before I come to the right exit in the subway station in Shanghai.

by Hart Bullock November 12, 2017

Tom-sense

the word/phrase given to describe the obseen thoughts and/or beliefs people (given the general name Tom) often ponder about. It is used in place of an actual answer, as the questions and thoughts are generally retorical.

is getting a blow job from a vegetarian unethical?
is sucking on meat the same as eating it? hmm thats Tom-sense

by Tom-sense June 2, 2010

felt sense

The felt sense is your consciousness sensing whether your surrounding are comfortably in situ. When you walk into a room and see a table, fork, or chair out of alignment, your felt sense picks up on that and you feel less at ease, whether it be consciously or subconsciously.

I walked into that restaurant and my felt sense was totally thrown off. Everything was so disorganized!

by AOneCentCoin February 10, 2018

Shower sensative

Someone who becomes so much more sexually romantic when under running water.

She’s got a touch that makes me surge when I’m Shower sensative

by Titus dyfilid February 11, 2019

text sense

The ability to walk along the street whilst writing a text and avoid all oncoming traffic without looking up from your phone.

Dave: "Did you see the way that girl just changed direction without looking up from her phone, she was on a serious collision course with a pram"
Jon " yeah, she must have text sense"

by 2ace November 29, 2011

boyfriend senses

When your boyfriend senses if someone if hitting on you, if you're sad etc.

"How did he know he was hitting on me?"
"Boyfriend Senses."

by S.Salvatore August 24, 2017

looks sense

a phrase used when something dumb happens or someone’s being confusing

(combination of “looks right” and “makes sense”)

“I got dress coded today cuz my perfectly normal sized shorts were ‘too short’, but a couple tables over I see this girl reaching for something with her booty cheeks popping out for the whole world to see, and she got away with it.”

“Looks sense.”

“I know right??”

by livvinlife February 7, 2019