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The unique state of being both extremely high and unmistakably Irish at the same time. Often accompanied by philosophical rambling, sudden cravings for crisps, and an accent that gets thicker with every inhale.
Hi-rish - Adjective
Hi-rish - Sometimes I look at my mate and wonder how this absolute champion manages to end up in such outrageous shapes. Then it hits me — he’s Hi‑rish by design, built for chaos straight from the factory.

The higher we get, the more Irish we become — and the best part is, nobody does getting high and being Irish quite like us, the Hi‑rish.
Hi-rish by Hearseespeak January 1, 2026
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HI-rish Exit

Trying to execute an Irish Exit while super high. After crafting the perfect plan you forget and tell everyone you're leaving.
What a fucking dipshit, Mike pulled a HI-rish Exit

Yeah, must have been the wheelchair dope - so great we got 3 more shots down his gullet before is graceful departure
HI-rish Exit by urbandick16 July 11, 2022
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