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Definition of high
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of high is as below...
High
(superl.)
Regarded
as
raised
up or
elevated;
distinguished;
remarkable;
conspicuous;
superior;
-- used
indefinitely
or
relatively,
and often in
figurative
senses,
which are
understood
from the
connection.
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Wattle
::
Wattle
(n.) A naked
fleshy,
and
usually
wrinkled
and
highly
colored,
process
of the skin
hanging
from the chin or
throat
of a bird or
reptile..
Descend
::
Descend
(v. i.) To come down to a
lower,
less
fortunate,
humbler,
less
virtuous,
or
worse,
state or
station;
to lower or abase one's self; as, he
descended
from his high
estate..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) An
academical
title,
originally
meaning
a men so well
versed
in his
department
as to be
qualified
to teach it.
Hence:
One who has taken the
highest
degree
conferred
by a
university
or
college,
or has
received
a
diploma
of the
highest
degree;
as, a
doctor
of
divinity,
of law, of
medicine,
of
music,
or of
philosophy.
Such
diplomas
may
confer
an
honorary
title
only..
Rinderpest
::
Rinderpest
(n.) A
highly
contagious
distemper
or
murrain,
affecting
neat
cattle,
and less
commonly
sheep and
goats;
--
called
also
cattle
plague,
Russian
cattle
plague,
and
steppe
murrain..
Excellently
::
Excellently
(adv.)
In an
excellent
manner;
well in a high
degree.
Uppermost
::
Uppermost
(a.)
Highest
in
place,
position,
rank,
power,
or the like;
upmost;
supreme..
Precious
::
Precious
(a.) Of great value or
worth;
very
valuable;
highly
esteemed;
dear;
beloved;
as,
precious
recollections..
Counter Tenor
::
Counter
tenor () One of the
middle
parts in
music,
between
the tenor and the
treble;
high
tenor..
Aheight
::
Aheight
(adv.)
Aloft;
on high.
Talipot
::
Talipot
(n.) A
beautiful
tropical
palm tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera),
a
native
of
Ceylon
and the
Malabar
coast.
It has a trunk sixty or
seventy
feet high,
bearing
a crown of
gigantic
fan-shaped
leaves
which are used as
umbrellas
and as fans in
ceremonial
processions,
and, when cut into
strips,
as a
substitute
for
writing
paper..
Upward
::
Upward
(a.)
Directed
toward
a
higher
place;
as, with
upward
eye; with
upward
course..
Kleeneboc
::
Kleeneboc
(n.)
(Zool.)
An
antelope
(Cerphalopus
pygmaeus),
found in South
Africa.
It is of very small size, being but one foot high at
shoulder.
It is
remarkable
for its
activity,
and for its mild and timid
disposition.
Called
also
guevi,
and pygmy
antelope..
Overtitle
::
Overtitle
(v. t.) To give too high a title to.
Academy
::
Academy
(n.) An
institution
for the study of
higher
learning;
a
college
or a
university.
Popularly,
a
school,
or
seminary
of
learning,
holding
a rank
between
a
college
and a
common
school..
Hight
::
Hight (v. t. & i.) To be
called
or
named.
Nobility
::
Nobility
(n.) The state of being of high rank or noble
birth;
patrician
dignity;
antiquity
of
family;
distinction
by rank,
station,
or
title,
whether
inherited
or
conferred..
Elegancy
::
Elegancy
(n.) That which is
elegant;
that which is
tasteful
and
highly
attractive.
Crosscut
::
Crosscut
(n.) A short cut
across;
a path
shorter
than by the high road.
High-finished
::
High-finished
(a.)
Finished
with great care;
polished.
Behight
::
Behight
(v.) To
command;
to
order.
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