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Webster Dictionary :: High-lived

HIGH-LIVED, a. Pertaining to high life.

Webster Dictionary :: High-mettled

HIGH-METTLED, a. Having high spirit; ardent; full of fire; as a high-mettled steed.

Webster Dictionary :: High-minded

HIGH-MINDED, a. Proud; arrogant. Be not high-minded, but fear. Rom 11. 1. Having...

Webster Dictionary :: High-operation

HIGH-OPERATION, n. In surgery, a method of extracting the stone from the human b...

Webster Dictionary :: High-place

HIGH-PLACE, n. In Scripture, an eminence or mound on which sacrifices were offer...

Webster Dictionary :: High-placed

HIGH-PLACED, a. Elevated in situation or rank.

Webster Dictionary :: High-priest

HIGH-PRIEST, n. A chief priest.

Webster Dictionary :: High-principled

HIGH-PRINCIPLED, a. Extravagant in notions of politics.

Webster Dictionary :: High-raised

HIGH-RAISED, a. Elevated; raised aloft. 1. Raised with great expectations or con...

Webster Dictionary :: High-reaching

HIGH-REACHING, a. Reaching to a great highth. 1. Reaching upwards. 2. Ambitious;...

Webster Dictionary :: High-reared

HIGH-REARED, a. Raised high; of lofty structure.

Webster Dictionary :: High-red

HIGH-RED, a. Having a strong red color; deeply red.

Webster Dictionary :: High-repented

HIGH-REPENT'ED, a. Deeply repented.

Webster Dictionary :: High-resolved

HIGH-RESOLV'ED, a. Very resolute.

Webster Dictionary :: High-roofed

HIGH-ROOFED, a. Having a lofty or sharp roof.

Webster Dictionary :: High-seasoned

HIGH-SEASONED, a. Enriched with spices or other seasoning.

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