4. Richly, luxuriously.

Highest good. Supreme good, greatest good (summum bonum).

High-fed, a. Pampered, lapped in luxury, fed on luxuries.

High-flavored, a. Pungent, piquant, high-seasoned.

High-flown, a.

    1. Elevated, presumptuous, swollen, proud, lofty.
    2. Extravagant, lofty, high-colored, over-drawn, overstrained.
    3. Turgid, swollen, bombastic, pretentious, pompous, strained.

High-handed, a. Overbearing, oppressive, arbitrary, violent, despotic, wilful, self-willed.

Highland, n. Mountainous region.

Highlander, n. Mountaineer.

Highly, ad. Extremely, exceedingly, very much, in a great degree, in a high degree. See high, in its various senses.

High-mettled, a.

    1. Fiery, spirited.
    2. Ardent, high-spirited, proud, quick, fiery, intense, excitable. See high-strung, 2.

High-minded, a.

    1. Proud, arrogant, haughty, lofty.
    2. Noble, honorable, elevated, lofty, great-minded, magnanimous, high-toned, firm in principle.

High-priced, a. Costly, dear, high.

High-priest, n. Chief priest.

High-reaching, a.

    1. Reaching upward, lofty, towering, heaven-kissing.
    2. Ambitious, aspiring.

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