It means “to go in or out of the boundaries of experience”.

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNajfMZGnuo

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A word used to describe weather. It means that it is not raining or snowing.

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It roughly translates to “Meaningful Understanding” or putting yourself in the shoes of others in order to see things from their perspective.

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It means something like “of course,” “sure enough,” “needless to say,” or “there you go (again).” Apart from the sharp contrast, it often implies dissatisfaction or indignation (sometimes envy). It…

Someone who is annoying, obtuse, and dull.

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This adjective literally means “ of/with a relaxed mind” and it’s used to describe people who like to come up with very sophisticated jokes, too tiring and complicated for most other people (and…

This adjective literally means “bird-seen”: it refers to some packed food you took along to a hike, an outing, a picnic, or some other trip, but then you took it home intact without eating it. The…

This is said at a meal when someone is so hungry that they are too distracted to notice who is seated at the communal bowl to eat, and only after taking a few bites do they ask, where’s so and so?…