High
81high up — UK / US adjective, adverb 1) in a high position above the ground The phone is too high up on the wall for the kids to reach. Higher up we began to suffer from lack of oxygen. 2) of high rank or status Her husband was quite high up in the navy …
82high — 1. n. Record. Prices have reached a new high. Prices are higher than ever before. 2. adj. Drunk. Under the influence of drugs. Also high as a kite. 3. the High High Street (esp. Oxford). 4. n. Condition induced by taking drugs. Experience of… …
83high — 1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. □ Wally is a little high for so early in the evening. □ They went out for the evening to get high, and for no other reason. 2. n. a state of euphoria caused by drugs or alcohol. □ His life is nothing but one… …
84High-Z — The term high Z is used to refer to:*Elements with a large number of protons (the Z number) in the nucleus. See heavy metals.*A high impedance electronic signal.*Stars with a high redshift (Z) …
85High of 75 — Single infobox Name= High of 75 Artist= Relient K from Album= Mmhmm Released= 2006 Format= Recorded = 2004 Genre= Christian punk/Christian rock Length= 2:27 Label= Capitol, Gotee Producer = Mark Lee Townsend Writer = Matthew Thiessen Reviews =… …
86high — [OE] High is an ancient word. It goes right back to Indo European *koukos, which is related to a number of terms denoting roughly ‘rounded protuberance’: Sanskrit kucas ‘breast’, for instance, Russian húcha ‘heap’, and Lithuanian kaukas ‘swelling …
87high — Crazy or weird, something that you were not expecting. He actually thought I liked him. He s high. OR That s so high. I can t believe he went to his ex girlfriend s house and didn t tell you. OR He s acting so high, you can tell he s lying …
88high — Crazy or weird, something that you were not expecting. He actually thought I liked him. He s high. OR That s so high. I can t believe he went to his ex girlfriend s house and didn t tell you. OR He s acting so high, you can tell he s lying …
89high — adj intoxicated by alcohol or drugs, euphoric. The expression high as a kite preceded the shorter usage which became widespread in the late 1960s. high on life I feel like getting high …
90-high — suffix (in adjectives) of a particular height: The wall was about chest high. (=as high as your chest) | a 7000 metre high mountain …
