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Intuition A sudden, instinctive realization of something. It is like a light bulb going off in your head when you finally figure out the answer to a problem. ■ "I had an intuition that my boss was going to ask me about my vacation plans during the meeting, so I prepared a hilarious story about my last trip to the moon."
dowser A person who uses dowsing to find hidden treasures or water sources. ■ "I heard there's a dowser living in the nearby woods, and they claim to have found a lost treasure using only their intuition and a stick."
felt A strong emotion or intuition that a person has when they are touched, such as warmth, pain, or love. ■ "I felt a shiver down my spine when I saw the spider crawling on the wall."
Premonition A feeling or intuition that something is going to happen, often a bad or unpleasant thing. ■ "I had a premmonition about the test. I knew I was doomed from the start."
Deduction The act of arriving at a conclusion or making an inference based on available evidence. However, the only evidence available is your own common sense and intuition. ■ "I deduced that my boss was upset because he didn't like the color of my shirt. But then I realized that my deduction was just my own personal biases."
diagnoses A humorous term used to describe the act of giving oneself a self-diagnosis of a disease or disorder. It is often used to indicate that the diagnosis is not based on medical expertise but rather on personal experience or intuition. ■ John diagnosed himself with a case of indigestion after eating too much pizza.