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high-five

[hahy-fahyv] / ˈhaɪˈfaɪv /




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She high-fived her coaches with a wide smile on her face.

From Los Angeles Times

Some kids smile and some high-five and some look shyly at one another, though no one’s unhappy.

From Literature

At the US Open, before his fourth-round match against Arthur Rinderknech, Alcaraz high-fived every person on the front row, and after his victory, signed every oversized tennis ball that was handed to him.

From BBC

You could almost hear the high-fives being exchanged; you could almost smell the medium-high-end hair products and lily of the valley-scented body spray.

From Salon

While those extremes are unlikely to repeat—buyers should expect mortgage to remain in the high-five or low 6% range for now as a result of Thursday’s announcement—the risk of rising prices remains.

From Barron's