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high sign

noun as in silent signal of warning

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He's just waiting for the required high sign from his hand-picked pardon and parole board.

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"And from then on, whenever I needed to, I would give him a high sign and I would go take care of it," she shared.

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And they are forever stepping over black voters while giving the high sign to white ones, like a married man winking and mouthing “call me” to some other woman while his wife is standing there.

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Luckily, the All-Star Game is only awarded after a city and its team owner give the high sign: Our grand stadium project is pretty much finished.

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The high sign arrives; the interview is over.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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