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High Caliber 

A word to describe a actor in GHS drama that is good and dedicated to the FREB movement or progression in the program.

It can be given as a title to those that have proved themselves as a notable asset to the program with high level acting talents.

It can be used as either a adjective or noun.

A word that is commonly used that relates to High Caliber is, Heavy Hitter.
You see John Doe over there? He is a high caliber in the program.

John Doe is a high caliber actor.

So how many High Calibers sophomores do we have?

So how many High Caliber actors are sophomores?
High Caliber by Speed Reycer January 6, 2011
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High Caliber 

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high calibre 

A website where people argue constantly argue. The site was formed after some people argued with some other people and it went on from there.
A normal day on high calibre

Badboy4life: But you are a fat prick, I'm merely telling the truth.

Fragtank: And you're a holocaust denying nazi scumbag, but i don't mention that.
high calibre by Jordie512 April 25, 2006
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