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The space where the magic, the danger, and the answer all hide.
means A space, break, or opening between two things — whether a literal physical gap or a metaphorical one like a difference or missing piece.
from From Old Norse 'gap,' meaning a chasm or open mouth — the same root that gives us the verb 'gape,' to stand open-mouthed in astonishment. The Norse brought the word to England, and it kept its sense of a yawning opening, whether in a fence, a mountain ridge, or an argument. A geographic 'gap' (a pass between hills) is the same idea writ large across a landscape.
- transit warning
- London told millions to mind it since 1968
- brand origin
- Named for the generation gap of the 1960s
- darwin's edge
- Missing fossils still haunt evolution debates
- market meaning
- Stock price gaps trigger trader frenzy at open
- strategic void
- Untapped gaps build entire billion-dollar companies
for instance
the gap tooth trend — fashion trend popularized by model lauren hutton in the 1970s
gap year — year-long break taken by students, commonly between high school and university