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The phrase "a head high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of confidence or pride, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "She walked into the room with a head high, ready to present her ideas."
Alternatives: "head held high" or "with confidence".
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A storm surge along the New Jersey side of the Delaware Bay the next day is described as "a solid wall of water more than a head high".
The effect was pleasant, not a head high at all, which would typically generate anxiety and paranoia.
● Super Lemon Haze - A multiple-time Cannabis Cup winner, this lemon-scented Sativa-Dominant Hybrid gives a head high, providing patients with energy while reducing nausea.
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Scottish public spending is currently £1,400 a head higher than the UK average.
The first is simply a head-high fence where spectators jostle for a look.
A multicolored barrier lay in the distance, a head-high barricade.
Two overs later he had conceded 10 more and bowled a head-high full toss.
I like the quick, steep drops, and catch three straight high-adrenaline rights before stroking into a head-high mistake.
24th over: England 119-2 (Shah 34, Collingwood 31) Shah is knocked off his feet as he tries to evade a head-high full toss from Morkel.
The army has split Nablus in half, erecting a head-high dirt barrier on one east-west main road and partially blocking the other road.
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