On 02/03/15 07:20, Doctor John wrote:
> I am used to seeing, and have internalised the meanings of, words such
> as Schadenfreude, Merkwelt, Zeitgeist and Realpolitik. However, I have
> just come across a new (to me) addition to the list of German
> borrow-words used in English: Zwischendinge. What, exactly, does it mean?
> 
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BTW Google and Wikipedia are no help.

John
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