Wiktionary
n. The five senses and the sixth sense; sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch and extrasensory perception.
Usage examples of "six senses".
Duality being unity, is time, the complex of conception, the eternal refluctuation to the primeval reality in freedom-being trinity of dualities, is the six senses, the five facets of sex-projecting as environment for self-assimilation in denial, as a complete sexuality.
He centered his being, sinking down into a lower layer of consciousness where, Fo Saan had taught him, all six senses were heightened.
He was a fanatic on the keenness of the six senses-had been for years, ever since he had graduated at the top of his unit from the elite Fairchild Academy tucked away in rural Virginia.
And, at the Kir monastery, he had managed to conceal not only himself but also his dragon from a wizard's six senses.
Why don't you ever understand what I'm trying to tell you: it's with your six senses that you're fooled into believing not only that you have six senses, but that you contact an actual outside world with them.
They were observing him, in some covert way that had nothing to do with the normal six senses.