Definition of hi
—used especially as a greeting
- just called to say hi
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Play Hi Ho Cherry-O. 6 p.m. Potomac Library, 3225 Ruth B. Swann Dr., Indian Head.
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The owners found that customers were not interested in Sus Hi’s huge selection of classic sushi rolls, Wang said.
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Hi-Way 50 Lewisburg, Tennessee When Hi-Way 50 closed in the 2013 season, the Wakham family stepped in and revamped the local community spot with extensive remodeling.
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The super-wide leg, the monotone wash, the awkward length...hi, Dad.
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There’s always someone on the main road who says 'hi' to me.
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Sus Hi Eat Station is coming to Lake Nona and the Millenia district.
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Bands lined up for the fest include: 4th Point, Friday Jackson, Young Guns, Hi Infidelity, Shindig, Gary Nelson Band, Stateline Band, Modern Day Romeos and Peaches Beach Party. The annual parade will march through town starting at noon on Sunday.
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More game bars are coming soon, like the Hi and Dry in Tremont and Backyard Bocce in the Flats.
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Origin and Etymology of hi
HI
abbreviation
Definition of HI
1
Hawaii
2
high intensity
3
humidity index
HI Defined for English Language Learners
hi
play
interjection
Definition of hi for English Language Learners
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—used as an informal way of saying “hello”
HI Defined for Kids
HI
abbreviation
Definition of HI for Students
Hawaii
Medical Dictionary
HI
abbreviation
medical Definition of HI
hemagglutination inhibition
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See words that rhyme with hi Spanish Central: Translation of hi Nglish: Translation of hi for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of hi for Arabic speakers
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