common-sensically challenged

The lack or absence there of common sense or logic; allowing the development of stupidity, idiocy, and personification of utter ignorance.

Jim is common-sensically challenged, this was evident to his friends and family after he tried kissing a wild grizzly bear naked.

by neonfox April 11, 2017

Common Sense

Being able to see the outcome of your actions before you do them.

Driving too fast in the rain? Common sense tells you that you could lose control.

by Scarlettpoppies December 16, 2018

Diamond Sense

Russ Diamond a local state politician from Pennsylvania has repeatedly claimed COVID 19 is a hoax and that mask use is not necessary. Although lacking formal education, he claims he is an expert on infectious disease. Russ owns one red shirt dress and a pair of crusty black jeans. Local organizations have tried to start fundraisers to buy Russ a new pair of jeans.

James will not wear a mask in the store. He is clearly suffering from a case of Diamond Sense.

by Carl Leiss November 15, 2020

cool,cool,makes sense (CCMS)

ccms is the abbreviated form for the phrase 'cool,cool,makes sense'. The phrase is used to acknowledge a logical explanation given by another person in a nonchalant manner. Usually, the correct pronunciation demands that you speak the 'c' in an american accent. Sometimes, this phrase is used to fill awkward silences in a conversation.

for example,

software developer: hey, this is the logic to my code.
manager: uhhh...hmm..hmmm...cool,cool,makes sense (CCMS).
software developer: gee, thanks man.

by rockbouii1000 April 20, 2018

senses fail

possibly one of the greatest emocore bands around and for all u haters how bout u shut the fuck up u don't even know the band so FUCK OFF don't forget "RUM IS FOR DRINKING, NOT FOR BURNING".

don't knock SENSES FAIL untill u listen to SENSES FAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!(that was for all u hater faggots!)

by dawggydoo May 21, 2006

Sensimillia

Potent form of marijuana made by preventing fertilization of a female plant.

by Root January 8, 2003

but not in the biblical sense

This phrase is an idiom.

If you say you know someone but not in the biblical sense, you mean you have not had sex with them

Usage notes: In the Bible, 'to know' someone meant to have sex with them.
'Did you know her then?' 'Yes, but not in the biblical sense.'

David: 'Did you know her then?'
Joseph: 'Yes, but not in the biblical sense.'

by lucasizle January 12, 2012