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Definition of high
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High
(superl.)
Acute or
sharp;
--
opposed
to grave or low; as, a high
note..
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Rank
::
Rank (n. & v.)
Elevated
grade or
standing;
high
degree;
high
social
position;
distinction;
eminence;
as, a man of
rank..
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::
-ic () A
suffix,
denoting
that the
element
indicated
enters
into
certain
compounds
with its
highest
valence,
or with a
valence
relatively
higher
than in
compounds
where the name of the
element
ends in -ous; as,
ferric,
sulphuric.
It is also used in the
general
sense of
pertaining
to; as,
hydric,
sodic,
calcic..
Dirk
::
Dirk (n.) A kind of
dagger
or
poniard;
--
formerly
much used by the
Scottish
Highlander.
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) A
batted
ball that flies to a
considerable
distance,
usually
high in the air; also, the
flight
of a ball so
struck;
as, it was
caught
on the fly..
Paramount
::
Paramount
(a.)
Having
the
highest
rank or
jurisdiction;
superior
to all
others;
chief;
supreme;
preeminent;
as, a
paramount
duty..
Mink
::
Mink (n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
of the genus
Putorius,
allied
to the
weasel.
The
European
mink is
Putorius
lutreola.
The
common
American
mink (P.
vison)
varies
from
yellowish
brown to
black.
Its fur is
highly
valued.
Called
also minx,
nurik,
and
vison..
Inhibition
::
Inhibition
(n.) A writ from a
higher
court
forbidding
an
inferior
judge from
further
proceedings
in a cause
before;
esp., a writ
issuing
from a
higher
ecclesiastical
court to an
inferior
one, on
appeal..
Pectoral
::
Pectoral
(n.) A
breastplate,
esp. that worn by the
Jewish
high
person..
Most
::
Most (a.)
Highest
in rank;
greatest.
High-priesthood
::
High-priesthood
(n.) The
office,
dignity,
or
position
of a high
priest..
Pirate
::
Pirate
(n.) A
robber
on the high seas; one who by open
violence
takes the
property
of
another
on the high seas;
especially,
one who makes it his
business
to
cruise
for
robbery
or
plunder;
a
freebooter
on the seas; also, one who
steals
in a
harbor..
Col
::
Col (n.) A short ridge
connecting
two
higher
elevations
or
mountains;
the pass over such a
ridge.
Urobilin
::
Urobilin
(n.) A
yellow
pigment
identical
with
hydrobilirubin,
abundant
in the
highly
colored
urine of
fever,
and also
present
in
normal
urine.
See
Urochrome..
Chockablock
::
Chockablock
(a.)
Hoisted
as high as the
tackle
will
admit;
brought
close
together,
as the two
blocks
of a
tackle
in
hoisting..
Retrochoir
::
Retrochoir
(n.) Any
extension
of a
church
behind
the high
altar,
as a
chapel;
also, in an
apsidal
church,
all the space
beyond
the line of the back or
eastern
face of the
altar..
Mackerel
::
Mackerel
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Scomber,
and of
several
related
genera.
They are
finely
formed
and very
active
oceanic
fishes.
Most of them are
highly
prized
for
food..
Overvalue
::
Overvalue
(v. t.) To value
excessively;
to rate at too high a
price.
High-swelling
::
High-swelling
(a.)
Inflated;
boastful.
Highflier
::
Highflier
(n.) One who is
extravagant
in
pretensions,
opinions,
or
manners..
Sensitive
::
Sensitive
(a.)
Having
quick and acute
sensibility,
either
to the
action
of
external
objects,
or to
impressions
upon the mind and
feelings;
highly
susceptible;
easily
and
acutely
affected..
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