Definitions

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  • adjective having or moving with a high step

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Examples

  • “Which leaves me,” Caithe added as she high-stepped away from her destroyer.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • “Which leaves me,” Caithe added as she high-stepped away from her destroyer.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • As Raul Castro waved and saluted from a reviewing stand, troops high-stepped through Havana's sprawling Revolution Plaza.

    Cuban President Proposes Term Limits for Politicians 2011

  • “Which leaves me,” Caithe added as she high-stepped away from her destroyer.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • When Chris Cooley caught his touchdown, Portis high-stepped in joy, by himself, yards and yards away from the cameras.

    Redskins-Eagles, Best and Worst Dan Steinberg 2010

  • When he realized the cat was close, he high-stepped it right over to the feline and ran him off.

    Hello Kitty: Bobcat Takes Down Deer 2009

  • Paula Abdul's Live to Dance high-stepped to No. 1 in the ratings.

    Live to Dance Ratings Are High-Steppin' 2011

  • “Which leaves me,” Caithe added as she high-stepped away from her destroyer.

    GuildWars Edge of Destiny J. Robert King 2011

  • She high-stepped her way to the paddock, playfully pawing the ground as they roared.

    Zenyatta Associated Press 2010

  • After Jack hit the second of consecutive jumpers to complete a 22-2 run that bridged the half, he high-stepped and high-fived his teammates as a bewildered Brown called timeout facing a 70-47 deficit.

    USATODAY.com 2008

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