High Ball

A political term describing someone who is successful but plays by the rules.

Sen. Jackson wouldn't take the bribe

He's usually one to play high ball

by McClyde April 24, 2010

high ball

an alcoholic drink consisting of some form of liquor, esp. rum, whiskey, vodka, diluted with soda, water or ginger ale. served with lots of ice in a tall glass.

"all we've got is some popov and some sprite, guess we're drinking high balls tonight"

by King Chode November 26, 2004

High ball

To take the absolute greatest estimate of something

Boss: How long will it take you to do this
Guy: Well, to high ball it, I'd say about 2 hours

by Threads_Of_Fate August 13, 2012

High ball

A game originated in a neighborhood in the great northeast of philadelphia (Morrell Park). Created by a small group of morrell park hooligans. The small group of friends never let anyone know the exact rules of the game. All that is know is that a water bottle is thrown around after the kids smoke marijuana.

Your friendly neighborhood potheads. High ball

by Urban dictionary forum February 5, 2013

high ball

An undescended testicle. Usually a birth defect, due to weak man-chemicals. But sometimes the result of a well-placed kick.

The bar slut asked me, "What's your favorite high ball?" And I replied, "I just have the one."

I was upset when my wife accused me of staying out all night sucking down high balls.

by Gandy Bird July 19, 2012

high-ball

(verb) To accomplish tasks with the utmost efficiency and quality. Often resulting in one's superiority at that given task over their comrades.

Jimmy planted 1000 trees today, and James only planted 150. Jimmy High-Balled James, Jimmy is a high-baller.

by J T Hompson December 1, 2007

High Ball, Catch!

Used to pass something on by shouting "High Ball", the first person who then shouts "Catch" gets it.

"High Ball,"
"Catch! what was it?"
"a twix!"

High Ball, Catch! - so much fun

by Albert Von Stranzenburger January 28, 2008