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far out
1. Lit. far from the center of things; far from town. The Smiths live sort of far out. The restaurant is nice, but too far out.
2. Sl. great; extraordinary. This jazz is really far out! You want to hear some far out heavy metal?
3. very hard to understand; arcane; highly theoretical. This physics chapter is too far out for me. I can't follow your far out line of reasoning.
4. intoxicated. Three beers and Wally was really far out.
far out
1. Unusual or eccentric; very advanced. for example, Painting blindfolded, that's far out, or Her child-rearing theories are far out.
2. An interjection meaning "great" or "cool," as in All he could say when he won the lottery was "Far out!" Originally a slang term for daringly creative jazz, this expression has been applied to other art forms and undertakings. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]
far out
1. mod. cool; great; extraordinary. This jazz is really far out!
2. mod. very hard to understand; arcane; highly theoretical. This stuff is too far out for me.
3. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. Three beers and Willy was really far out.
far out
Slang Used to express amazement or approval.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Sascha | | ZAH-shah | German |
Wakana | | wah-kah-nah | Japanese |
Leopold | | LE-o-pawlt (German), LAY-o-pawlt (Dutch), LEE-ə-pold (English), le-AW-pawlt (Polish) | German, Dutch, English, Slovene, Polish |
MÁRia | | MAH-ree-aw (Hungarian) | Hungarian, Slovak |
Garrett | | ['gærət] | |
Soini | | SOY-nee | Finnish |