high

1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. They went out for the evening to get high, and for no other reason.

2. n. a state of euphoria caused by drugs or alcohol. His life is nothing but one high after another.

high

on/off the hog Slang

In a lavish or extravagant manner: lived high on the hog after getting his inheritance.

See:

a high roller
a high-flier
at the high port
at the top of the/ agenda
be as high as a kite
be flying high
be for the high jump
be held in high esteem
be held in high regard
be knee-high to a grasshopper
be riding high
blow sky-high
buy low, sell high
by hell or high water
claim the moral high ground
climb on high horse
come hell or high water
cork high and bottle deep
double Dutch
eat high off the hog
end (something) on a high note
finish (something) on a high note
fly high
flying high
friend in court
friends in high places
from on high
get high
get off (one's) high horse
get off high horse
get on high horse
go out on a high note
go sky-high
going high
happy as a clam at high tide
happy as the day is long
have friends in high places
hell or high water, come
high
high and dry
high and low
high and mighty
high as a kite
high cotton
high five
high flier
high gear
high horse
high jinks
high man on the totem pole
high muckamuck
high muck-a-muck
high muckety-muck
high mucky-muck
high noon
high note
high off the hog, eat
high on
high on something
high places, friends in
high profile
high roller
high seas
high sign
high time
high ups
high, wide, and handsome
high-and-mighty
highbrow
highbrowed
high-button shoes
high-handed
highly-strung
high-maintenance
high-pressure into
high-res
high-water mark
high-wire act
hit the high
hit the high spots
hold (someone) in high esteem
hold (someone) in high regard
hold head high
hold head up high
hold in high regard
hold one’s high
hold one's head high
hunt high and low
in (high) hopes that
in fine feather
in full swing
in good spirits
in high cotton
in high dudgeon
in high gear
in hopes of
into high gear
it is high time
it's about time
it's high time
knee high to a grasshopper
knee-high by the 4th of July
knee-high to a grasshopper
knee-high to a jackrabbit
leave (something) on a high note
leave high and dry
like hell and high lightning
live high off the hog
live high on the hog
look for high and low
look high and low
Lord High Everything Else
on high
on high horse
on one’s high horse
on one's high horse
on the high-road to Needham
pile it high and sell it cheap
ride high
riding high
run high
running high
search high and low
seize the moral high ground
set a high/low bar
set the bar (high/low)
smell to high heaven
stink to high heaven
swing into high gear
take the high ground
take the high road
take the moral high ground
the goose hangs high
the high ground
the high road
the high sign
the moral high ground
through hell and high water
turn on
up high
with (one's) head held high
with a high hand

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tilly	TIL-ee	English
Cyrille	see-REEL	French
Wilky	-	Medieval English
Dominick	DAHM-ə-nik	English
Pau	-	Catalan, Occitan
Linsey	['linzi]