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Slang and uncoventional english part 51

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 51', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | high-ass high-waters 332 high-ass adjective haughty arrogant us 1931 highball noun 1 in the used car business a knowingly inflated price us 1975. 2 a signalto a train engineer to increase speed us 1397. 3 a glass of milk us 1945 highball verb 1 to travel fast us 1912. 2 to see. Probably playing on EYEBALL US 1965 high beams noun 1 erect nipples on a woman s breasts seen through a garment us 1935. 2 the wide open eyes of a person under the influence ofcrack cocaine us 1994 high bountious adjective very bad-smelling trinidad and tobago 2003 highboy noun in hot rodding a coupe sedan or roadster that sits on top of the frame rails at stock height that has not been lowered US 1953 highbrow noun a person of superior intellectual quality or interests a person who affects interests that imply an intellectual superiority US 1907 highbrow adjective of superior intellectual quality or interest uk 1334 high-brown adjective of mixed black and white heritage. Originally white usage then adopted by African-Americans us 1915 high camp noun an ostentatious highly mannered style. A refined variation of camp us 1955 high cap verb to brag to banter to gossip us 1990 high diver noun a person who enjoys or excels at performing oral sex on women. A construction built on the image of going down us 1931 high drag noun elaborate female clothing worn by a man us 1953 higher-higher noun the upper echelons of military command us 1991 highfalutin hifalutin adjective absurdly pompous snobbish. Probably an elaboration of high-flown or similar highfaluting the g is optional was originally hyphenated which lends strength to this etymology. Yiddish hifelufelem ostentatious self-glorifying is also possible us 1339 high five noun 1 a greeting or sign of approvalaccomplished by slapping open palms with arms extended above head-level. The greeting and term originated in sport but quickly spread us 1930. 2 HIV. A construction based on an abbreviation of high to hi and conversion of V to the Roman .