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highsaiah 

A guy named Isaiah, who gets high often.
HIGH +) (I)SAIAH = HIGHSAIAH.
highsaiah by not highsaiah December 18, 2017
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Highsight is 4/20

Phrase used to describe the fact that it is easy for one to be knowledgable about an event after it has happened and the high has worn off.

IE: An individual has a realization about the event that should have been obvious all along, yet they didn't catch on because they were too high.

From the future, when the high wears off, we can look back and see what we could not see when we were in the past because we were too high.

Also allows one to learn from their mistakes.
After looking back on the situation, Mikey realized that ordering 20 unicorn onesies was a decision he made because he was very high.

Mikey: "Sarah, why did you let me order 20 unicorn onesies yesterday without even trying to stop me?”

Sarah: "Highsight is 4/20, Mikey, learn from your mistakes."

Highsmithed 

To be treated as a slave, below a whale turd on the bottom of the sea through a fascist and bigoted lens.
Damn bro, just got Highsmithed by the new division manager
Highsmithed by CarlChilders April 16, 2021

Patricia Highsmith

Patricia Highsmith is an American writer, author of the books 'The Price of Salt' (also known as 'Carol') and 'Strangers On The Train'.
She was the unusual person and her novels are extraordinary because of deep psychological analysis of human's mind.
Marilyn: Hey, George, have you read the biography of Patricia Highsmith?
George: Uh, don't bother me. You know, I'm watchin' TV.
Patricia Highsmith by Alice_Moony February 15, 2019

Highsmithed 

To be duped, swindled, treated as third-rate citizen or generally lower than a whale turd at the bottom of the sea.
Damn bro, that division manger just Highsmithed me with a 7pm request on an Friday night - and then the hag wanted me to clean her desk.
Highsmithed by CarlChilders April 16, 2021

patricia highsmith

Patricia Highsmith was an American novelist and author of 'The Price of Salt' and other good books.

She's charming. Really. Just look in her eyes and understand that.
Mary: Have you read the biography of Patricia Highsmith, John?
John: Um, Honey, I'm watching TV. Don't bother me.
patricia highsmith by Alice_Moony February 14, 2019
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