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    High

    /haɪ/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    A high point or elevated position.
    The team reached a high in their performance this season.
    A state of happiness or excitement.
    After finishing the project, she was on a high.
    adjective
    Situated far above the ground or below the top.
    The mountain peaks are high, often covered with snow.
    Of great vertical extent.
    The skyscrapers in the city are very high.
    Having a deep or prolonged sound; shrill.
    The singer has a high voice that captivates the audience.
    At a point far above the normal or average level.
    The prices of goods have reached a high point this year.
    Greatly advanced in quantity, degree, or intensity.
    She achieved a high score on her exam.
    adverb
    To a great or considerable extent or degree.
    He jumped high to reach the basketball hoop.
    In a position or state that is elevated.
    The plane flew high above the clouds.

    Etymology

    Old English hēah, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hoog and German hoch.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    high and dry
    In a difficult situation without help.
    high as a kite
    Very intoxicated or euphoric.
    high time
    The right moment or overdue.
    high spirits
    Feeling very cheerful or lively.

    Related Words

    height
    The measurement of something from base to top.
    heights
    Great altitude or a high point.
    highness
    The quality or state of being high.
    uplift
    The act of raising or being raised.

    Slang Meanings

    Under the influence of drugs, especially marijuana.
    After a few puffs, he was feeling high.
    In a euphoric or ecstatic state.
    She was on a high after winning the award.