Meaning
* accrues through what people do and how they look.
* are determined by what is said, rather than how it is is said
  - ideas
  - in people
  - located in life
  - messages
  - the product of social processes
* associated with appearances emerge in social interaction with others.
* combination of semantics and pragmatics.
* complex operation of projecting, blending, and integrating over multiple spaces.
* concept that is relative and arbitrary.
* exists only where people hear, where people make connections.
* flows naturally from people's connection with everything else in the universe.
* function of context.
* has something to do with experience, and each individual has a different experience of life.
* human category.
* involves a relationship between language and the world.
* is an act of imagination
  - effect of cultures
  - important element of representation
  - intention, aim, or design
  - assembled in semantic networks in which words are inserted in classes
  - central to human existence and art
  - constructed by individuals situated in a culture that influences that construction
* is created out of the causal, chaotic events of life
  - through shared and accumulated knowledge
  - defined in terms of reference and truth
  - described in sets of triplets, much like simple sentences
  - essential to human existence
  - found instinctively in languages
  - important in mathematics and geometry is an important source of that meaning
  - imposed by people and cultures
  - in contribution, in living for something higher than self
  - largely a function of the contexts within which events occur
  - only meaning when it is made with other people
  - produced by a system of relations between signifiers
  - relative to the culture that creates that meaning
  - seen as a construction of a social unit that shares a stake in a common situation
* is something people create for themselves
  - with infinite context
  - studied in the sub-fields of semantics and pragmatics
  - that which provides value or significance
* is the being of all that has been created and the nature even of our selfhood
  - central fact of human existence with which psychoanalysis has to deal
  - instinct that makes life possible
  - understood in relation to personal expression, imagination, intuition, the unconscious
  - use of syntax
* is what happens when it is looked at
  - lets one perceive rewards which are concurrent with struggle
  - written into music
* relation between a word and a combination of teaching cues and sensory experience.
* reside only in people.
* state of mind in about the same way that running state of water.
* truly mysterious quality that arises at the juncture of inner and outer realities.

Mental training
* is an opportunity for coaches to help their athletes become tougher.
* teaches how to focus on the task at hand.

Mailing
* is mail
  - transmissions
* lists Online mailing lists for writers
  - Way to send e-mail automatically to many people on a regular basis

Marital love
* is love that lasts.
* requires self respect, self-esteem, and a sense of personal boundaries and limits.
* strong love, an enduring love, a never ending love.

Maternal love
* brings an ethic of care and is shaped by compassion.
* is our first taste of love, the origin of all feelings of love.