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highboy

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high·boy  (hboi)
n.
A tall chest of drawers divided into two sections and supported on four legs.
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Noun1.highboyhighboy - a tall chest of drawers divided into two sections and supported on four legs
chest of drawers, dresser, bureau, chest - furniture with drawers for keeping clothes
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Spanish highboy [ˈhaɪbɔɪ] n (US) → cómoda alta
French highboy [ˈhaɪbɔɪ] n (US) → grande commode
German highboy [ˈhaɪbɔɪ] high (US) nhohe Kommode f
Italian highboy [ˈhaɪbɔɪ] n (US) → cassettone m

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All I needed to buy was a hose to run from the highboy tank to the boom, a flowmeter, an extra transducer and two shutoff valves [to apply with half the boom on point rows], " he explains.
The late seventies saw a kind of High Postmodernism in which--for a pertinent example--Johnson's AT&T Building in Manhattan, of 1978, alluded to several kinds of tradition, with its grand, thirties-ish elevator lobby, its subtly articulated shaft of office stories, and its memorable crest after that of a Chippendale highboy.
Busy rhapsodizing over Ralph Lauren's tartan highboy and penning essays about his influence on American life-style, pop-cultural critics have been too caught up in their insular urban worlds to recognize the true genius in our midst.
 
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