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What (who) is GEIST - definition
Geist (liquor)
MACERATION OF UNFERMENTED FRUIT OR OTHER RAW MATERIALS IN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, FOLLOWED BY DISTILLATION
Geist (distilled drink)
Geist (meaning "spirit" in German) is a distilled beverage obtained by maceration of unfermented fruit or other raw materials in neutral spirits, followed by distillation.
GEIST
PHILOSOPHICAL TERM
Geist (philosophy); Zeit Geist; Zeit-Geist; Volksgeist; Weltgeist; Volkgeist; Zietgiest; Waldgeist (geist); Zeitgist; Zeitgest; Zietgest; Zietgeist; Zietgist; Zitegist; Zeitgiest; Zeigiest; Collective mind; National Spirit; Weltseele; Volksseele; Nationalgeist; National spirit; World-spirit; World spirit
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Geist
PHILOSOPHICAL TERM
Geist (philosophy); Zeit Geist; Zeit-Geist; Volksgeist; Weltgeist; Volkgeist; Zietgiest; Waldgeist (geist); Zeitgist; Zeitgest; Zietgest; Zietgeist; Zietgist; Zitegist; Zeitgiest; Zeigiest; Collective mind; National Spirit; Weltseele; Volksseele; Nationalgeist; National spirit; World-spirit; World spirit
Geist () is a German noun with a significant degree of importance in German philosophy. Its semantic field corresponds to English ghost, spirit, mind, intellect.
Examples of use of GEIST
1. I reminded myself that I had lived through lots of zeitgeists over the years, and the geist wasn‘t all that bad in California.
2. He is relentless in needling Mika Brzezinski, the former CBS correspondent who is part of the supporting cast, a floating group that has included Willie Geist and John Ridley.
3. "If Icann and the US fail to respond to growing global concerns around internet governance, fragmentation is the likely outcome," said Michael Geist, professor of internet law at the University of Ottawa.
4. Michael Geist, who holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E–commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, said÷ "People have legitimately purchased the book, yet now face violation of a court order if they fail to return it immediately, discuss it, or do anything else with the book.
5. In a nearby "beastro," two vampires hang upside down eating off an upturned table, and a ghostly chicken plays the role of "poultry–geist." In the kennel room, cages full of critters are trying to lock horns, claws and fangs through the bars.