high low
/ˈhaɪ loʊ/
noun
- A card game in which players try to win tricks, often with a special scoring system for the highest and lowest cards.
- My grandmother taught me how to play high-low when I was a kid.
- We spent the evening playing high-low with a deck of cards.
- In high-low, the player who wins the last trick gets extra points.
- A type of bet in gambling where the player bets on whether the next card or number will be higher or lower than the current one.
- He placed a high-low bet on the next card, guessing it would be higher.
- The high-low game at the casino is simple but exciting.
- She won ten dollars in a row playing high-low at the fair.
adjective
- Having both high and low elements, such as in price, quality, or style.
- The high-low design of the building combines luxury apartments with community spaces.
- The store sells high-low fashion, mixing designer pieces with affordable basics.
- Their investment strategy is high-low, balancing risky stocks with safe bonds.