Sense of Spell 

The inherent feeling one has about the spelling structure of any particular word. Unfortunately, much of popular culture--band names in particular--inhibits this faculty.

The Beatles, The Monkees, and Phish have totally shafted my Sense of Spell, man.
Tell me about it; Cheeznips and Froot Loops ruined mine.

Sense of Spell by East_IKoP July 22, 2010

sense stick 

The Sense stick is used when someone loses their common sense. You get the sense stick to knock some sense into them.

Hey Paul! Don't make me get the sense stick and hit you on the side of your head!
Okay geez Emma.

sense stick by Gabe_Murphy January 12, 2019

Sense makes 

A response to someones spewing some absolute shite that makes no sense

Max: “stand in a straight circle”
Billy: “yeh, sense makes”

Sense makes by Ducas123 March 24, 2021

sense/net 

(n)-l33t admin,the next big thing to happen to iSketch's administration
(v)- act of being ruthless and all knowing in the name of isketch

"if you don't stfu ima summon sense/net on your ass" - eddie
"ima sense/net your ass back to english easy Uk 22" - NightmareZ

sense/net by PrototypeNMZ January 29, 2008

Sense-of-toast

"A sense of toast.."

1.Instinct,Impulse,Gut-feeling.

2.An understanding of logic or a logical understanding of knowledge/ the universe.

1."I got a sense-of-toast on this.."
(I have a feeling about this..)

2."That guy has a keen sense-of-toast with computers.."
(That guy has a deep / strong understanding of computers..)

3."To have a sense of toast."
(To be technically minded.)

Sense-of-toast by sMiLeY February 5, 2005

sense of humour pill 

A pill some people need to take in order to restore their sense of humour.

They're green, with raised red letters that say SoH, and taste like sugar candy.

"This happens to some poor unfortunate guy, and you write that? You cock-eyed cretin, f*** off, idiot."

"Take your sense of humour pill, Nick."

sense of humour pill by Colin 100 December 9, 2012

Sense of Humour Failure Face 

When someone has taken a joke the wrong way and their expression on their face is all you need to confirm this. This can also be applied when due to being in public (e.g. live TV or in front of friends) they can't say they are annoyed but they can't hide it from their facial expression.

Husband - 'You know your that dress looks a bit tight for you darling'
Wife - (Sense of Humour Failure Face) '....'
Husband - 'Is that my phone ringing upstairs... I'm just going to check' (runs away)

Sense of Humour Failure Face by Maxctran May 26, 2016