High- In meteorology, a region of high pressure; also known as anticyclone.

exclamation of greeting, 1862, American English (first recorded reference is to speech of a Kansas Indian), originally to attract attention (15c.), probably a variant of Middle English hy, hey (late 1 [..]

a greeting

An entity that captures healthcare usage data, which then can be used to profile consumer purchasing and usage patterns. Once it creates a consumer profile, a HI can act as an agent that connects the [..]

a word that i say which often follows with me being shut down.

Hi is a greeting thats short for "hello"

Hi is an overly used word.

A term that means HELLO. Used on AIM by more than 10000000000 million people. People recieve a hi from at least 10 people online a day. It is the word that is used because us, Americans, being lazy, c [..]

The word that always appears everytime I open up Editor Chat

lazy way for hello

A quick way of saying hello.

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speed USB 2.0

(n) an expression of greeting(n) a state in the United States in the central Pacific on the Hawaiian Islands

(masc. plur. nom.) THESE (men) are loyal to the king.

Hemagglutination-inhibition

Hearing Impaired

 – HI/High/Treble/Top

Describes how hot it feels when the effect of air temperature and humidity are combined.

Hearing Impaired

Herding Intermediate

High- In meteorology, a region of high pressure; also known as anticyclone.

The sum of more than one hazard quotient for multiple substances and/or multiple exposure pathways. The HI is calculated separately for chronic, sub chronic and acute exposures.

High Island Area Gulf of Mexico leasing area

(Adv)  (nonproductive) verb prefix which forms temporal expressions, indicating the number of times event occurs  «hitokla. Twice.»

High- In meteorology, a region of high pressure; also known as anticyclone.

(pl. ''hin''), fromsqj-pro,*skina, fromine-pro|*?enHis (compare Latin‘dust; cinder’, Ancient Greek‘ashes; dust’).

as in "he-ass", "he-bear", "he-bitch", "he-goat", "he-wolf".