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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.)
Elevated
in
character
or
quality,
whether
moral or
intellectual;
preeminent;
honorable;
as, high aims, or
motives..
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Domination
::
Domination
(n.) A high order of
angels
in the
celestial
hierarchy;
-- a
meaning
given by the
schoolmen.
Timbrel
::
Timbrel
(n.) A kind of drum,
tabor,
or
tabret,
in use from the
highest
antiquity..
Alto-rilievo
::
Alto-rilievo
(n.) High
relief;
sculptured
work in which the
figures
project
more than half their
thickness;
as, this
figure
is an
alto-rilievo
or in
alto-rilievo..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) A
melodic
phrase
or
passage
successively
repeated
one tone
higher;
a
rosalia.
Haughty
::
Haughty
(superl.)
High;
lofty;
bold.
Treble
::
Treble
(n.) The
highest
of the four
principal
parts in
music;
the part
usually
sung by boys or
women;
soprano.
Littoral
::
Littoral
(a.)
Inhabiting
the
seashore,
esp. the zone
between
high-water
and
low-water
mark..
Eryngium
::
Eryngium
(n.) A genus of
umbelliferous
plants
somewhat
like
thistles
in
appearance.
Eryngium
maritimum,
or sea
holly,
has been
highly
esteemed
as an
aphrodisiac,
the roots being
formerly
candied..
Seashore
::
Seashore
(n.) All the
ground
between
the
ordinary
highwater
and
low-water
marks.
Victoria
::
Victoria
(n.) A kind of low
four-wheeled
pleasure
carriage,
with a
calash
top,
designed
for two
persons
and the
driver
who
occupies
a high seat in
front..
Bluff
::
Bluff (n.) A high, steep bank, as by a river or the sea, or
beside
a
ravine
or
plain;
a cliff with a broad
face..
Bombastical
::
Bombastical
(a.)
Characterized
by
bombast;
high-sounding;
inflated.
Blackberry
::
Blackberry
(n.) The fruit of
several
species
of
bramble
(Rubus);
also, the plant
itself.
Rubus
fruticosus
is the
blackberry
of
England;
R.
villosus
and R.
Canadensis
are the high
blackberry
and low
blackberry
of the
United
States.
There are also other
kinds..
Blowzed
::
Blowzed
(a.)
Having
high color from
exposure
to the
weather;
ruddy-faced;
blowzy;
disordered.
Saphenous
::
Saphenous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in the
region
of, the
saphenous
veins;
as, the
saphenous
nerves;
the
saphenous
opening,
an
opening
in the broad
fascia
of the thigh
through
which the
internal
saphenous
vein
passes..
Haggis
::
Haggis
(n.) A
Scotch
pudding
made of the
heart,
liver,
lights,
etc., of a sheep or lamb,
minced
with suet,
onions,
oatmeal,
etc.,
highly
seasoned,
and
boiled
in the
stomach
of the same
animal;
minced
head and
pluck..
Vacuum
::
Vacuum
(n.) A space
entirely
devoid
of
matter
(called
also, by way of
distinction,
absolute
vacuum);
hence,
in a more
general
sense,
a
space,
as the
interior
of a
closed
vessel,
which has been
exhausted
to a high or the
highest
degree
by an air pump or other
artificial
means;
as, water boils at a
reduced
temperature
in a
vacuum..
High-mettled
::
High-mettled
(a.)
Having
abundance
of
mettle;
ardent;
full of fire; as, a
high-mettled
steed..
Strang
::
Strand
(v. i.) To
drift,
or be
driven,
on shore to run
aground;
as, the ship
stranded
at high
water..
Lowland
::
Lowland
(n.) Land which is low with
respect
to the
neighboring
country;
a low or level
country;
--
opposed
to
highland.
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