| SIXTH | --- sense, a supposed means of perception such as intuition or clairvoyance (5) |
| SIXTHSENSE | Any supposed alternative means of perception, such as intuition or clairvoyance (5,5) |
| TRUTHDRUG | Supposed means of preventing lying (5,4) |
| OUIJABOARD | Supposed means of communication with the dead |
| HUNCH | Intuition or hump (5) |
| INSTINCT | Innate impulse commonly called gut feeling, hunch or intuition; or, natural propensity, aka flair/knack (8) |
| PSI | Telepathy or clairvoyance, e.g. |
| ESP | Clairaudience or clairvoyance |
| ASSUMEDNAME | Supposed mean criminal gets an alias |
| SALUT | Word, from Dutch for "break up a ship on rocks", for a crack, rent, rip or tear, such as that of an idiomatic hair; or, in another sense, a cream-and-jam-filled Cornish or Devonshire bun (5) |
| MAGIC | Word, from the collective name of the "Wise Men", for something remarkable, such as a supposed mystical or influential touch (5) |
| TASTE | One of the body's five senses; a small sample or food of wine to try; or, another word for discernment (5) |
| OZONE | A supposed air-conditioner for which one went to Australia? (5) |
| TWITCH | A subduing twist of a horse's lip with a noose of the same name; a supposed nervous jerk, jolt, sudden start or proverbial feather-ruffling flutter of a birder when spotting a rare species; or, a pang |
| SMELL | Sense a small change of heart (5) |
| VESSEL | A bowl, cask, jar, pan, pot, pitcher or other domestic utensil designed as a receptacle; a large boat or ship; or, in its biblical sense, a person regarded as a container of feelings or an embodiment |
| AXIOM | A supposed self-evident truth (5) |
| HOOTS | A supposed Scotticism (sounding owlish?) (5) |
| ESSEN | Surprisingly sense a German city (5) |
| SOCKS | Clothing items that are, in another sense, a synonym for "belts" |
