What does high. mean?
high. means 1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.
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What is the abbreviation for 1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.?
1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low. can be abbreviated as high.
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What does high. stand for? high. stands for "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.". |
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How to abbreviate "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low."? "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low." can be abbreviated as high.. |
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What is the meaning of high. abbreviation? The meaning of high. abbreviation is "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.". |
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What is high. abbreviation? One of the definitions of high. is "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.". |
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What does high. mean? high. as abbreviation means "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.". |
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What is shorthand of 1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low.? The most common shorthand of "1. n. An atmospheric phenomenon characterized by relatively high atmospheric pressure. Highs usually result in clear weather. See also low." is high.. |
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