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high as a kite |
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*high as a kite and *high as the sky 1. Lit. very high. (*Also: as ~.) The tree grew as high as a kite. Our pet bird got outside and flew up high as the sky. 2. Fig. drunk or drugged. (*Also: as ~.) Bill drank beer until he got as high as a kite. The thieves were high as the sky on drugs. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But the loquacious half of the duo, Jason Mewes (Smith himself plays Bob), was high as a kite -- or jonesing to be -- during most of those productions. On Christmas eve it will be quite a sight, to see old Saint Nick flying high as a kite. Mustafa swears that when actors from the show were flown in and taken to the White House to launch a British version of Nancy Reagan's ``Just Say No'' campaign, they were all high as a kite. |
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