Deep

[Sarah]

To a great depth; with depth; far down; profoundly; deeply.Deep-versed in books, and shallow in himself. Milton.Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. Pope.

[Sarah]

1. Difficult to understand.
2. Very intense, profound, or intriguing.
   3.(Sound) Low pitch
3. (Color) Dark and intense
4. Of great depth or low placement. Specified distance from the top, surface, or edge.
5. Number of people

[Sarah]

The number of people who were at a location

[Sarah]

Bay area slang for far away or too far away.

[Sarah]

A concept, abstraction, or theory that is scientifically or philosophically profound.

Wise (Adjective). Wisdom (Noun).

[Sarah]

a harsh insult

[Sarah]

When something is just - beyond articulation. When other words no longer provide the tools for explanation of certain acts and actions
Far from human/animal/living organism/and even microbe reckoning and reason, should they have them. [deep] is the adjective that re-defines meaning and thought and makes you reflect on your own spatial position in time and spherical systems, and also that of others. <<<is stoned.

[Sarah]

Traveling wit a large group of people.

[Sarah]

1.) lots of depth, complex.
2.) profound
3.) to describe number of people

[Greta]

Extending far down from the top or surface.

[Cami]

Deep in Parachuting. Describes the parachutist being upwind of the opening point required for landing in the drop zone.