See Also: umbrage(1)(dictionary)
umbrage(2)(dictionary)
umbrage(medicine)
umbrage(dictionary)
sky-high(dictionary)
high(medicine)
Ace High(casino)
HIGH(law)
high(dictionary)
high(1)(dictionary)

high five (oh) and umbrage(2) (iou)


high five (oh)



n [C]
especially AmE the action of hitting someone's open hand with your own above your heads to show that you are pleased about something

umbrage(2) (iou)



umbrage verb trans. M17.
[from UMBRAGE noun or French ombrag(i)er, umbrag(i)er, from ombrage: see prec.]
Shade, shadow; fig. overshadow. Usu. in pass. M17.
a. Colour over, disguise. rare. Only in L17.
b. Give a pretext or ground for. rare. Only in L17.
Offend, displease. rare. L19.