high bomber

A high bomber is someone, who when in the act of pooping, drops his load from the highest possible location above the toilet.

Man, Jimmy is such a high bomber ! I felt that splash all the way in my stall!

by Ryan P. Bailey June 17, 2008

high tag

High cost retail. Items sold at Saks Fifth Avenue & on eLuxury's website.

That limited edition Louis Vuitton bag is too high tag for a girl that works at Burger Hut, she must of theived it.

by T$MOTHERFCKN$MONEY June 21, 2008

Kicking a pasty down the High St.

Bit of a slack hole.

"Im not saying it was slack, but it was like kicking a pasty down the High St."

by duo3nan October 4, 2008

phrase-high

To gain incredible and unexplainable joy when hearing or saying a certain phrase.

These clooooooooooothes, these clooooothes!Making me phrase-high.

by pinkninja68 December 9, 2008

Spy High

A high that you cannot grasp, but you know its there, somewhere, watching you.

A: "I feel high, but I'm not sure."
B: "Its a high that only spy's on you, a Spy High."

by Cu7 March 4, 2009

High Chilling

When an employee, by balls of steel or superior family relations, relaxes in front of superiors during work hours and generally does not give a crap.

"Whoa, did you see Sammy over there browsing facebook while his boss was talking to him?"

"His boss is his uncle, he isn't worried, hes going be high chilling all day and nobody will do anything about it."

by TheZARK February 11, 2014

high-altitude highlights

When you go from a place relatively close to sea level to a place of higher altitude, your:

1. Hair will get a lighter shade (pubic included).

2. Have a few key moments that stand out as particularly AWESOME. (aka rad, bodacious, cat's meow, or ColoRADo)

"I came home from Colorado and my hair is way lighter, my skin is more tan, I can run a 4 minute mile, and drink 15 beers an hour!"

"Hiking out to (X) spot to hit those freshie stashes, eating ice cream, and getting high-altitude drunk and blacking out that night were my high-altitude highlights!"

by Lets Winter March 30, 2013