High-pooped, adj. (colloquial).—Heavily buttocked.
High-rented, adj. (popular).—1. Hot.
2. (thieves’).—Very well known to the police; hot (q.v.).
High-roller, subs. (American).—A goer (q.v.); a fast liver; a heavy gambler; a highflyer (q.v.).
1887. Francis, Saddle and Moccasin, He’s a high-roller, by gum!
High-ropes. To be on the high ropes, verb. phr. (common).—To be angry or excited. Also to put on airs; to stand on one’s dignity; to ride the high-horse (q.v.).
1811. Lexicon Balatronicum, s.v. To be on the high ropes, to be in a passion.
1859. Matsell, Vocabulum, s.v. [[314]]
1866. Yates, Land at Last, ii. He’s on the high ropes, is Master Charley! Some of you fellows have been lending him half a-crown, or that fool Caniche has bought one of his pictures for seven-and-six!
High-seasoned (or Highly-spiced), adj. (colloquial).—Obscene. For synonyms, see Spicy.