Spidey sense

spidey sense spidey-sense Spidey-sense Spidey Sense Spidey-Sense English Alternative forms en spidey sense spider sense less common forms en Spidey Sense Spidey-sense spidey-sense Spider Sense Spider sense Spidey-Sense Etymology From the superpower of the fictional character Spider-Man (introduced by Marvel Comics in August 1962), nicknamed Spidey, who is able to preternaturally sense danger before it can be perceived by other senses. Pronunciation en /ˈspaɪdi ˌsɛn(t)s/ RP,GA en En-uk-Spidey-sense.oga RP en Spid ey-sense Noun en humorous An intuitive feeling, usually of something being dangerous or risky; en more generally instinct, intuition. en Related terms en my spider sense is tingling Translations intuitive feeling French: fr sens d'araignée m German: de Spinnensinn m Italian: it sesto senso m, uncommon it senso di ragno m Portuguese: pt sentido-aranha m Russian: ru паучье чутьё n paúčʹje čutʹjó Spanish: es sentido arácnido m Ukrainian: uk павуче чуття n pavúče čuttjá See also en gaydar sixth sense Further reading en eponyms terms derived from fiction en Marvel Comics Science fiction