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adjective underlining the fact that a very good performance has been made.
- Ornela won the race easily.
- yeah, such a high level girl !
Best quality weed. Typically smoked by Native Americans.
I sell corn for $30 a gram to get some high gas
When you get high at noon time and poke your girl in the Butthole while drinking a tea!
I was hanging with my lady today and gave he the High Noon!
Right side high refers to the preferred arm placement when a non-hugger is preparing to be hugged by a friend (or someone who is affectionate and likes to hug).
We are going to hug. Right side high?
Yep. Right side high.
Right side high refers to your arm position when giving a hug. The right arm for each person goes up high while the left arm stays low (or lower). This is especially important when one person is a non-hugger and is nervous.
Additionally, the term “Right side high” can be used to convey feelings of compassion, gratitude, or love without physical contact.
We are going to hug. Remember, right side high.
Hey Friend. Right side high.
Ah yes Tuscarora, the place where you have “that sport kid” in almost every class. Halls lined with lockers that almost no one uses. Almost anyone in 7-8th grade’s fav teacher Mr Imes (also known as Big Daddy Imes) who gives out extra credit all the time, but can and will slam kids into lockers and is known by everyone and anyone. You also have blind-as-a-bat Mr.H who has a skeleton named Huey in his closet. Mr.St Claire who is a mood all around and gets tired of a lot of kids.(me too Mr. St Claire, me too) Mr. Beward the cool/chill gym teacher who knows a lot of things and you don’t want to get on his bad side. Then you can’t forget the VIPS Brian the Tech Guy(full name) and Mr. Burdge the janitor(hope i spelled that correctly). Don’t forget Mr.Willow who has fun every time 7th graders have to test something(he is a major hot spot, seriously go for the principal that no one wants to go near)
“Hey have you heard of Tuscarora Junior High?”
“Oh the one with Mr.Imes?”