highland

/ˈhaɪlænd/

Definitions

1. noun

a region of land that is relatively high in elevation, especially in the mountainous parts of Scotland, or a region of high ground in general.

“The beautiful highland scenery in the Scottish countryside was breathtaking.”

2. verb

to raise or elevate something to a higher level, especially a vehicle or an aircraft.

“The pilot had to highland the plane to avoid hitting the trees.”

3. adjective

relating to or characteristic of high land, especially in Scotland.

“The highland dress is a traditional outfit worn by the Scottish people.”

4. verb

to elevate or raise something, especially a vehicle, to a higher level, often in a sudden or violent manner.

“The car highland the curb and crashed into a nearby lamppost.”

Synonyms

  • moorland
  • upland

Antonyms

  • lowland