n

high [haɪ] adj.

English thesaurus

high [haɪ] abbr.

intoxicated on drugs or alcohol (The teenagers look high to me)

HIGH [haɪ] adj.

high

: 729 phrases in 80 subjects

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American usage, not spelling	16
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