What does star six mean?
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I think it might be similar to the term deep sixed.  Which means to "throw out" or "throw away" discard
1046122
They are in a star formation.\n\n--------*\n *----*---*----*\n----*-------*\n--------*\n--*-----------*\n\nFive lines can be formed, with four people in each line.
1012552
stars are blind\ni mean.... Sins not Tradejies....i thougt you ment theother way around!\nnow all i have to do is learn how to spell it right!
680419
A star is a massive body of plasma in outer space that is currently producing or has produced energy through nuclear fusion. The most familiar and closest star to the Earth is the Sun. Unlike a planet, from which most light is reflected, a star emits light because of its intense heat. Scientifically, stars are defined as self-gravitating spheres of plasma in hydrostatic equilibrium, which generate their own energy through the process of nuclear fusion. Stellar astronomy is the study of stars.
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six\nsix\nsix\nsix\nsix\nsix\n\nthats six right
671818
A latin phrase! In plain English this means 'To the stars, through difficulties'.
136573
The number of stars in the sky is exactly the number of times a woman needs to listen that they love her.\n\nAm I specific enough?
458153
It is an approximate way of measuring how big or bright or heavy something is.\n\nThe term comes from the brightness of stars. The brightest star in the sky is Sirius and there are about another dozen almost as bright (Vega, Aldebaran, Betelgeuse etc) that are collectively known as first magnitude stars. Not quite so bright are the second magnitude stars (eg a coupl of stars in The Plough are 2nd Magnitude, and so on down to the 5th and 6th magnitude stars, such as members of The Pleiades, which are only visible to the naked eye on bright, clear nights. And then even fainter stars that can only be seen with binoculars or a small telescope or a huge radio telescope.\n\nThe point is that star brightness is described in categories, in bands, which share similar properties eg "only able to be seen when there is a full moon out" or "supernovae". And it doesn't need to be more precise than that.\n\nThe phrase "to the nearest order of magnitude" is used widely outside of astronomy to indicate an approximate idea of what to expect, eg "How big a fine will I get for a parking offence? £100?"\n\nThe questioner is wanting to be reassured it is not £1,000 but more like £50 - £150.
175911
It's the number 8.  Look in front of you.  \n\nIt's below the "star", above "U" and "I", and so on.
1086613
It means spiritual messenger. The number the 11 is born to bring spiritual insights (messages) to Earth.
1143493
6- for the number of letters in your name :)
441685
Thats one of the funniest questions I've ever heard, and definately a first.\n\nRatio...lol \n\nEven if someone could give you an accurate number it would be too large a number on the star side to even begin to comprehend, and too small a number on the freckle side to even be able to comprehend.  No one knows the exact number of stars, or even galaxies that contain them.
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It's the symbol of exponents. For example 6^2 is 6x6, 5^7 is 5x5x5x5x5x5x5
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It's an expression - having stars in your eyes means that you are looking onward and upwards to bigger and better things to an extent that you are not involved with what is around you - i.e. you are looking at the stars and can't see anything else.\n\nUnless you mean sty in your eye, in which case it's a kind of spot (or zit if you happen to be an American) on the inner rim of your eyelid.
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To "eighty-six" means to "ignore" or "get rid of". This refers to article 86 of the New York state liquor code which defines the circumstances in which a bar patron should be refused service or "86ed".\n\nHope this helps.
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looks like 60 acts like 6
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Greetings,\n\nThe number that would answer your question has not been named yet.  There are billions of stars in our galaxy alone, and there are billions and billions of galaxies.\n\nWe will never know how many stars there are because there are literally too many to count.\n\n-matt