High-souled
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 241
hl'-sGld, adj. having a high or lofty soul or spirit. [ostentatious. High-sounding, hl'-sownd'ing, adj pompous High-spirited, hT'-spirh t-ed, adj having a high spirit or natural fire bold daring irascible. Hi$ht, hit, a pa , verb used in the third pers. sing he was or is called or named. [A S. hat an, to be called— hat an, to call Ger. hij eu.] High-tasted, hT'-tast'ed, adj having a strong piquant taste or relish. High-treason, hl'-tre'zn, « treason against the sovereign or state, being the highest civil offence High-water, ht'-waw'tti n. the tune at which the tide highest: the greatest elevation of the tide Highway, hi'wu, «. a high or public way or road.
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