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highwaters 

Slang for short pants, ie, the person's socks are showing.
Look at him, he got the highwaters!
highwaters by Dem March 22, 2003
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HighWaters 

Damn bro your ankles are drowning in those highwaters
HighWaters by Geodian March 5, 2019

highwaters 

pants that white, nerdy, rich, or geeky people wear. known in spanish as "aguas altas"
gangsta g: damn jesse you got the best highwaters in virginia, where can i get me a pair?

jesse: at the highwater store i own in fairfax station virginia. if it doesnt have my signature, there not authentic highwaters.
highwaters by the real don November 25, 2006

high waters 

pants that are unintentionally short in the hem. you can wear them in a flood and they won't get wet.
aka floods
those hand-me-down pants don't fit -- they're highwaters.
high waters by vexo ergo sum June 6, 2003

highwater sleeves 

sleeves that do not reach your wrist. forearm length.
Jessica has highwater sleeves!
highwater sleeves by LINDA ON December 27, 2008

High Waters 

Maryland slang for having a space between the socks and the pants where the skin is exposed. Implying that one's pants are too small.
Guy 1: "Dude, what's up with your pants? You're showing a lot of leg."

Guy 2: "I know these high waters are insane, they might as well be some capris"

Highwater Boogerback 

Anyone who wears booties and eats chili.
"Jade is a highwater boogerback."
Highwater Boogerback by dajvef February 5, 2009
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