外
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outside
On-Yomi: ガイ、ゲ — Kun-Yomi: そと、ほか、はず.す、はず.れる、と-
Koohii stories:
1) [Danieru] 7-7-2008(134): A young magician likes to practice outside in the evening with his magic wand (as opposed to the old magician who wakes early to practice with his wand in eminent (#51 卓)).
2) [jondesousa] 19-6-2006(77): Outside in the dark of evening, only a magic wand can help you.
3) [toddiceton] 16-11-2008(58): Your evening is successful if you get to pull your wand outside your pants.
4) [dwhitman] 27-9-2007(15): Fairies live outside, and only come out in the evening. When they do, they wave their magic wands as they dance.
5) [DavidZ] 11-2-2010(13): All the gaikokujin ( 外国人 ="outside country person") guys in Roppongi on a Saturday evening are looking to get their magic wands polished… 外す [はずす] 、外 [そと] 、外国人 [がいこくじん].