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Traditional English :: highball
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highball.html - n.
US 1 a drink of spirits and soda etc., served with ice in a tall glass.
2 a railway signal to proceed. |
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English Idioms :: highbrow
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highball.html - {adj.} Very well educated or even over-educated; belonging to the educated middle class; sophisticated. * /Certain novels are not for everyone and are considered as highbrow entertainment./ Contrast: LOW BROW. |
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Traditional English :: highball
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highball.html - n.
US 1 a drink of spirits and soda etc., served with ice in a tall glass.
2 a railway signal to proceed. |
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Traditional English :: highbinder
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highball.html - n.
US a ruffian; a swindler; an assassin. |
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Traditional English :: highboy
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highball.html - n.
US a tall chest of drawers on legs. |
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Traditional English :: highbrow
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highball.html - adj. & n. colloq. --adj. --n. an intellectual or cultured person. |
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