1. The Auditory pathway conveys the special sense of hearing.

2. Zhou En will have special sense already with the relation of Comintern, have common sense again.

3. An Acceptor is an automaton without output that, in a special sense

4. 7:5) Balance, good sense, must be observed, even when devoting time to some special service of God.

5. As a prophetess, she had the gift of God’s holy spirit, or active force, in a special sense.

6. And, as a big bonus, you have the wonderful, special musical sense and direction of the great bandleader, Renzo Arbore

7. Application definition, the act of putting to a special use or purpose: the Application of common sense to a problem

8. In the form charism (plural Charismata) it is attested in the "special spiritual gift from god" sense from 1640s

9. The olfactory epithelium has a layer of olfactory receptor cells, special neurons that sense smells, like the taste buds of your nose.

10. One sense triggers another sense.

11. 6th sense, 6th sense, pfft!

12. Special privilege to special born.

13. Gratefulness boosts your sense of belonging; your sense of belonging in turn boosts your Common Sense.

14. So it makes sense because it doesn't make sense.

15. Bumming in British English present participle of verb bum 2 (sense 6), bum 2 (sense 7), bum 2 (sense 8), bum 2 (sense 9)

16. Some special Commanders have a special voice.

17. Makes sense.

18. non sense

19. ‘All we require is a sense of Classlessness, of integrity and a bit of long-term economic sense.’ ‘Anthropologists, who have been struck by the relative Classlessness of hunter-gatherer peoples, have argued that the skilled hunter doesn't enjoy any special status.’

20. Barfly Wings Take Out Special $21.00+ Fried Chicken Take Out Special $13.00+ Brunch Special

21. Copped in British English past participle of verb, past tense of verb see cop 1 (sense 4), cop 1 (sense 5), cop 1 (sense 6), cop 1 (sense 7), cop 1 (sense 8)

22. Crabapples I make special patterns for special dolls

23. “Baro-“ means pressure or stretch, so Baroreceptors are special nerve cells or receptors that sense blood pressure, by the way that the walls of the blood vessels stretch

24. Old English (in sense Animus (sense 4)): from Latin, ‘spirit, mind’.

25. Ray —electric sense

26. A spider-sense.

27. Bugged definition: → see bug 1 (sense 9 ) , bug 1 (sense 10 ) , bug 1 (sense 11 ) Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

28. Under special circumstances, the governor can call special sessions.

29. Policewoman: Save trouble. Special profession, special personality. Thanks. Bye.

30. Shark —electric sense

31. The Electric Sense

32. Late 16th century (in Beluga (sense 2)): from Russian belukha (Beluga (sense 1)), Beluga (Beluga (sense 2)), both from belyĭ ‘white’.

33. You people have no sense of humor, no sense of joy, no sense of joie de vivre. You are so young.

34. Special characters

35. Special Modes

36. Nominal sense attested since 1746; adjectival sense attested since 1791: pre- +‎ Antepenultimate.

37. Special Forces.

38. " Special delivery! "

39. Special delivery.

40. Adapted 4 Special Ed Autism We help OT's, SLP's and Special Education Teachers support kids with special needs

41. Special ops

42. Special Mentions:

43. Attend may be used transitively (A specialist doctor Attended me), or intransitively with a transitivizing preposition to and a special sense of responsibility and competence (A specialist doctor Attended to me)

44. • Cogitable (adjective) Sense 1

45. • Credulously (adverb) Sense 1

46. • Chelicerate (adjective) Sense 1

47. • Crabwise (adjective) Sense 1

48. • Bacteriolysis (noun) Sense 1

49. • Bistered (adjective) Sense 1

50. • Bigamous (adjective) Sense 1

51. • Addible (adjective) Sense 1

52. • Ailurophobia (noun) Sense 1

53. • Apoplectoid (adjective) Sense 1

54. • Amaurotic (adjective) Sense 1

55. • Amitotic (adjective) Sense 1

56. • Amalgamative (adjective) Sense 1

57. • Addressed (adjective) Sense 1

58. • Adaxial (adjective) Sense 1

59. • Analogously (adverb) Sense 1

60. • Afeared (adjective) Sense 1

61. • Arithmetician (noun) Sense 1

62. Clyde's got a sense.

63. Turtle —possibly magnetic sense

64. Sense Stress and Modulation

65. • Comradely (adjective) Sense 1

66. • Cretinous (adjective) Sense 1

67. • Contritely (adverb) Sense 1

68. • Communally (adverb) Sense 1

69. • Brumous (adjective) Sense 1

70. • Chromolithography (noun) Sense 1

71. • Cavalierly (adverb) Sense 1

72. • Anaclitic (adjective) Sense 1

73. • Auriferous (adjective) Sense 1

74. • Adulatory (adjective) Sense 1

75. • Agnatic (adjective) Sense 1

76. • Anabatic (adjective) Sense 1

77. • Ambiguously (adverb) Sense 1

78. You're not making sense.

79. Diabetes makes more sense.

80. That actually makes sense.