Gemini
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛmɪnaɪ/
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Géminis
- People born between May 21 and June 20 are known as Gemini in astrology.
Then again, and I will argue that side because I'm a I'm a Gemini, so that duality is always warring in this day and age with the access to digital filmmaking.
- Then again, and I will argue that side because I'm a I'm a Gemini, so that duality is always warring in this day and age with the access to digital filmmaking.
- What they make you a Leo Gemini, you and I?
Examples
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I hate how Geminis are portrayed or that's such a like myth about Geminis.
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So many birthdays, which also means I know a lot of Geminis and a lot of Virgos.
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What they make you a Leo Gemini, you and I?
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I'm a gemini, so I got both sides.
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But that still makes her a Gemini and it still makes Kermit's birthday last.
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Tupac, Now that I'm a Gemini, me being a Gemini, I am.
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I'm a gemini.
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Then again, and I will argue that side because I'm a I'm a Gemini, so that duality is always warring in this day and age with the access to digital filmmaking.
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If you are a Gemini, you might be described as adaptable and curious.
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Her birthday falls in late May, which means she is a Gemini.
Synonyms
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A person born between May 21 and June 20 under the star sign Gemini
Compounds
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A US space program in 1965 and 1966 that sends people into orbit to test ways for Apollo Moon missions
United States space project that sent people into Earth's orbit in 1965 and 1966 to prepare for Moon missions
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gemini comes from Latin gemini, meaning 'twins', so a Gemini is a person born while the sun is in the sign of the Twins. That's why people call someone 'a Gemini' for a birthday in late May or June.