| advanced | raised up, held high, uplifted |
| a-height | on high, aloft |
| a-high | on high, aloft |
| best | best period, heyday, high point |
| bombast, bumbast | wool padding, stuffing; also: high-flown language, empty words |
| bona-roba | high-class prostitute, good quality bit of stuff |
| bosom | stomach, gut; or: being, person |
| bots | stomach worm affecting horses |
| broad | high and mighty, arrogant |
| brow | overlooking shore, high-lying coast |
| bumbast | wool padding; also: high-flown language |
| buskined | wearing high hunting boots [buskins] |
| calling | vocation, profession, high station in life |
| caper | be lively, show high spirits |
| chopine | type of shoe with a high base |
| copatain hat | high-crowned hat in the form of a sugar-loaf |
| curvet | [horse-riding] type of high leap |
| dearth | costliness, high value |
| dignity | dignitary, high officer |
| dignity | official position, high office, rule |
| divine | high-priest, holy man |
| edge | high and narrow ridge |
| empty | famished, hungry, having an empty stomach |
| estate | high rank, standing, status |
| esteem | high rank, nobility |
| flaming | extravagant, high-flown, vividly elaborate |
| full | food-filled, stomach-swollen |
| fume | harmful vapour [rising from the stomach to the brain] |
| fustian | high-flown, made up in a ridiculous way |
| galliard | type of lively, high-spirited dance |
| gentleman | someone of high birth, nobleman |
| gentry | position of gentleman, high rank |
| good | high-ranking, high-born, distinguished |
| gorge | throat, stomach |
| gorge | stomach contents |
| great | of high rank, eminent |
| great | high, full |
| gulf | huge stomach, voracious gut |
| haught | haughty, arrogant, high and mighty |
| haughty | high-minded, aspiring, lofty |
| height | rank, high birth, high degree |
| high | lofty, elevated, grand |
| high | important, major, special |
| high | proud, haughty, grand |
| high | sophisticated, elevated, superior |
| high | fully, altogether |
| high | noble, dignified, aristocratic |
| high | very great, extreme |
| high | built-up, raised |
| high-battled | in charge of great armies |
| high-born | noble, lofty, grand |
| high-coloured | flushed, red-faced |
| high-cross | cross in a town centre |
| high-day | day of celebration, festival day, holiday |
| high-day | befitting a holiday |
| high-engendered | coming from the heavens, brought into being from above |
| high-judging | judging from on high |
| high-lone | upright by oneself, without support |
| highly | in high style, in an elevated manner |
| highly | ambitiously, to be in a high position |
| high-minded | arrogant, haughty, imperious |
| high-pitched | high-aspiring |
| high-proof | tested to the highest level, of proven strength |
| high-repented | bitterly repented |
| high-resolved | highly determined |
| high-sighted | high-flying, soaring beyond view |
| high-stomached | proud, haughty, stubborn |
| high-vaunting | boastful, bragging, loud-mouthed |
| high-viced | full of great wickedness |
| high-witted | quick-witted |
| high-wrought | extremely rough, highly turbulent |
| huge | great, important, of high rank |
| large | high, great, extensive |
| lavolt | lively, high-leaping dance |
| mad | wild, uncontrollable, excitable, high-spirited |
| madam | high-ranking lady |
| main | high tide |
| maw | belly, stomach; throat, gullet |
| meridian | high point, culmination, climax |
| misproud | wrongly proud, arrogant, high and mighty |
| more | men of high and low rank |
| mortar-piece | type of small high-firing cannon |
| mounted | exalted, high, lofty |
| noble | of good breeding, high-born |
| orthography | speaker of high-flown phrases, stylistically polished person |
| overgreat | imperious, high-handed, excessive |
| overmounting | mounting too high, over-ambitious |
| overshoot | [miss a target by shooting too high] go astray in aim, wide of the mark |
| overweening | arrogant, overambitious, high and mighty |
| paunch | stab in the paunch, wound in the stomach |
| piping | shrill-toned, high-pitched [either: of pipes; or: of women and children's voices] |
| pitch | height, elevation, high aspiration |
| pomp | greatness, nobility, high rank |
| principality | spiritual being very high in the hierarchy of angels |
| private | ordinary person, someone not holding high position |
| proud | high-spirited, high-mettled |
| proud | swollen, high, in flood |
| rank | high, good, great |
| regardfully | respectfully, with great esteem, with high praise |
| rich | high, noble, great |
| sea-coal | mined coal of high quality brought by sea |
| sea-gown | type of robe with a high collar, short sleeves, and mid-leg length |
| sharp | high-pitched note, shrill sound |
| sharp | high-pitched, shrill, out-of-tune |
| shrill-gorged | shrill-sounding, with high-pitched voice |
| small | high-pitched, fluting, thin |
| smallness | softness, gentleness, high pitch |
| spirit | troublesome devil, high-spirited fiend |
| state | stately phrasing, high-flown expression |
| stomach | element of courage, exercise of valour |
| stomach | anger, resentment, vexation |
| stomach | appetite, desire [for food] |
| stomach | feelings, temper, state of mind |
| stomach | wish, inclination, desire |
| stomach | spirit, courage, valour, will |
| stomach | resent, take offence at |
| stomach | pride, obstinacy, stubbornness |
| stomaching | cherishing bitterness, feeling resentful |
| stomach-qualmed | taken sick, fallen ill |
| talent | high-value accounting unit in some ancient countries |
| tall | long, high |
| triumph | high point, joy of the moment |
| true | [unclear meaning] skilful, of high quality; honest, justified |