High low

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 79
An ankle-boot, or ankle-jack; a Blucher-boot. "In a velveteen jacket, corduroy pantaloons, and high-lows." Egan. Highly, ( hi'ly ,) adv . In a high manner; with elevation in place; in a great degree; with elevation of mind, opinion, or action; with great estimation; proudly; arrogantly; ambitiously; - opposed to lowly . High Market, in New York, a post-town of Lewis co., about 130 m. N.W. of Albany. Pop. (1897) about 750.
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