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Livin' the high life
1.) Enjoying the sweet elixir Miller High Life
2.) Being the envy of the town, being too cool for school
3.) Going through life from one bad ass event to the next
2.) Being the envy of the town, being too cool for school
3.) Going through life from one bad ass event to the next
1.) "Gosh I'm thirsty, I really wish I could be livin' the high life right now."
2.) "Holy shit, have you seen his bright colored sunglasses? He must be livin' the high life."
3.) "I got kicked out of college for livin' the high life."
Livin' the high life by Mary-Jillian Adam February 8, 2009
High Life
(1) Next generation of people who are frequent clubbers, spenders, and owners of high-end gadgetry. (2) A high-class society which is somewhere between the B-Class and the A-Class. (3) Sophisticated and glamorous at the same time (when referring to objects)
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1. Those people are so high life, I always see them club hopping.
2. Wow, your laptop is so high life!
3. The newly moved family next-door is a group of high life individuals.
1. Those people are so high life, I always see them club hopping.
2. Wow, your laptop is so high life!
3. The newly moved family next-door is a group of high life individuals.
High Life by Chuwariwap August 25, 2007
High Life Clothing
High Life Clothing by STARxPLAYA March 4, 2011
le-high life
n. A lifestyle generally experienced by students of the famed Lehigh University. Symptoms include: an overall feeling of happiness, an extreme enthusiasm for all things Lehigh, a hatred of some L college down the road, pain or soreness of the legs, a well-developed knowledge of 5th street, and knowing that you are having the greatest time of your life.
Antonym: Lafayette life. It doesn't even work. But if it did, it would mean the complete opposite.
Etymology: the term is adapted from a facebook group "LIVIN' le-HIGH Life" created by and therefore credited to Jeanine Oxley.
Antonym: Lafayette life. It doesn't even work. But if it did, it would mean the complete opposite.
Etymology: the term is adapted from a facebook group "LIVIN' le-HIGH Life" created by and therefore credited to Jeanine Oxley.
Standard usage: "If I vote Imani Hamilton for Vice President of the class of 2010, we will most definitely be livin' le-high life."
le-high life by Imani Hamilton September 18, 2008