superhigh

Far above normal

Superhigh means extremely high, used as an intensified form of high in casual speech.

It can describe physical height, prices, or intoxication levels: Gas prices are superhigh right now, I was superhigh after those edibles.

The word is informal and emphatic rather than precise.

altitude

stratosphere

Second atmospheric layer up

satellite · aviation · flight · NASA · pilot · oxygen · pressure · mesosphere · thermosphere · ionosphere

euphoria

elation

Intense triumphant joy

  • blissPerfect, serene felicity
  • ecstasyOverwhelming intense delight
  • raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling

exhilaration · jubilation · thrill · rush · glee · delight · joy · transcendence · nirvana · peak

extreme

adrenaline

Emergency response hormone

free-soloing · parkour · reckless · death-defying · white-knuckle · heart-pounding · intense · maximum · off-the-charts · over-the-top

intoxication

stoned

Drug-intoxicated state

  • tripPlanned travel somewhere
  • buzzedMildly intoxicated
  • wastedUsed without good result

baked · fried · blitzed · zonked · wrecked · lifted · faded · blazed · toasted · spaced-out

Opposites
vertical position/elevation

superhighsuperlow

Exceptionally reduced level

ultralow · low · ground-level · rock-bottom · subterranean

magnitude/intensity

superhighsuperlow

Exceptionally reduced level

ultralow · tiny · minimal · negligible · rock-bottom

frequency (radio/technical)

superhighlow frequency

Rarely happening or appearing

infrasonic

Family

superhighway, superhighways

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG