Common Sense

A book that Thomas Paine wrote and published in 1776.

"I read 'Common Sense' last night because I was so Goddamn bored"

by SpottedTheBean December 22, 2017

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

star sense

The ability to predict an opponents action apparently without the necessary information to do so. Possible by just having experience or extrapolating the little information that you do have.

Basically a very strong version of game sense or intuition. The term is mostly used during real time strategy games.

I cant believe that he scouted that location for the hidden building. He really has star sense.

by Currywurst June 9, 2020

common sense

Something nobody has these days, common sense means to state the obvious
for example, when the sky is gray common sense it’s going to rain or..
when you first get in the water at a pool, common sense it’s going to be cold.

Person 1: ugh! why is the water so coldd! 🥶
Person 2: it’s common sense it will be cold when you get in.

by Enter Your Pseudonym Here April 20, 2022

Dudley Sense

A term originally used to describe the thinking logic of The Dudley Boyz, now used to describe when a solution that would be seen as dumb by some is used.

Putting some duct tape over the hole makes sense...somewhat.

That doesn't just make sense, that makes Dudley Sense.

by Grandmaster Sexay April 22, 2010

rare sense

What used to be called "common sense"

"That's just rare sense!"
"I used rare sense"
"They ought to start calling common sense rare sense"

by kargaroc386 January 1, 2023