High, dition, hi, a

or elevated; office; exalted lofty; in tall; character elevated or in excellence; rank, con- High-water-mark, on elevation difficult boastful; ostentatious; arrogant; loud; threatening or angry; violent; powerful; luxurious; Highway, strong; remote from the equator; intense; far pa engers advanced; noble; honourable; po e ed of supreme Highwayman, power; of great price; remote in past time: acute; public sharp [Mus. ]: ad. aloft; to a great altitude; emi- High-wrought, nently greatly; powerfully: s. an elevated place. or High anddry, applied to the situation of a ve el Hilarious, when aground above water-mark. High day, high Hilarity, noon, the time when the sun is in the meridian. On the high, manner. aloft (A.S. he ah). Highly, hi' -le, ad. in a high Hilary-term, law-court