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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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"far out"
0 Hello Everyone, 02 br
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00 I´ve heard an expression in some american movies lately.I´ve searched it on line and dictionary and I don´t get to find it out.I suppose it must be slang or informal expression.It´s "far out". The last time,I got to heard it,was in the movie "Little miss sunshine". 02 br
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00 I´ve heard an expression in some american movies lately.I´ve searched it on line and dictionary and I don´t get to find it out.I suppose it must be slang or informal expression.It´s "far out". The last time,I got to heard it,was in the movie "Little miss sunshine". 02 br
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0 Interesting, I watched that movie last night and never noticed hearing it. 02 br
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00 It's old slang - from the 1960s - it means a bunch of things, but "Kewl!" would be the modern equivalent. Or just "that's great!" 0-
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00 It's old slang - from the 1960s - it means a bunch of things, but "Kewl!" would be the modern equivalent. Or just "that's great!" 0-
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0 There's another meaning to it: 02 br
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00 Function: 01 i 00 adjective 02 i 02 br
00 Etymology: 01 i 00 far out 02 i 00 (adverbial phrase), from Middle English 01 i 00 fer oute 02 i 00 , from 01 i 00 fer 02 i 00 far + 01
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00 Function: 01 i 00 adjective 02 i 02 br
00 Etymology: 01 i 00 far out 02 i 00 (adverbial phrase), from Middle English 01 i 00 fer oute 02 i 00 , from 01 i 00 fer 02 i 00 far + 01
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0 00 Some thesaurus synonyms for 'far-out' as 'unconventional' are: 02 br
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00 Also, from 05 4 02 br
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01 b 00 far-out 02 b 00 00 (STRANGE) 02 br
00 adjective 00 00 SLANG 02 br
00 strange and unusual: 02 br
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00 Also, from 05 4 02 br
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01 b 00 far-out 02 b 00 00 (STRANGE) 02 br
00 adjective 00 00 SLANG 02 br
00 strange and unusual: 02 br
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0 Hi again, 02 br
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00 I´m the message´s first author but I had a little problem with the computer. 02 br
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00 I really don´t know which option is more suitable in this case.If I had to choose one of them,I would choose the first one. (STRANGE) 0-
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00 I´m the message´s first author but I had a little problem with the computer. 02 br
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00 I really don´t know which option is more suitable in this case.If I had to choose one of them,I would choose the first one. (STRANGE) 0-
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0 It said the uncle (played by Steve Carrel) who had tried to kill himself. 0-
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0 Picture the scene: 02 br
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00 The son doesn´t want to speak until his mother permit him enrolls on pilot´s school.Besides He often reads about the german 00 philosopher Nietzsche. 02 br
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00 When his uncle find it out says "far out". 02 br
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00 The son doesn´t want to speak until his mother permit him enrolls on pilot´s school.Besides He often reads about the german 00 philosopher Nietzsche. 02 br
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00 When his uncle find it out says "far out". 02 br
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