Superhigh

So in your fictional world, just say the drug was tested on all these average pregnant women, but was going to be sold at a superhigh price. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And that was as the economy bounced back from a double-dip recession induced by the Federal Reserve's move to kill off inflation with superhigh interest rates. ❋ David Reilly (2011)

But I know the answer to that: without her little thumb thing, I would undoubtedly have let it go until I got home, and then my glucose would have been superhigh. ❋ MD Julian Seifter (2010)

In 2002 it was superhigh speed and a very, very tight track. ❋ Apolo Ohno (2010)

My vocabulary was spectacular, in part because I had a superhigh reading level—I read at a twelfth-grade level when I was just in second grade—and I had taken a speed-reading class, so I read voraciously. ❋ Apolo Ohno (2010)

T led the Dow's declines after rival Sprint Nextel officially unveiled the first U.S. phone able to tap into superhigh speeds. ❋ Donna Kardos Yesalavich (2010)

With the Tishman Speyer-led team in control of the property's fate thanks to their superhigh bid, the East Side property was on course to be a luxurious Manhattan enclave, complete with shiny granite, a new movie theater, a thick forest of added trees and shrubbery and, eventually, a full stock of market-rate-paying renters. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Everyone was riding a superhigh, and that kind of energy demands attention. ❋ Apolo Ohno (2010)

(Banks can no longer sock higher-risk customers with superhigh fees, so all borrowers are paying the costs.) ❋ Unknown (2010)

It was true—security for the ceremony was going to be superhigh. ❋ Carolyn Keene (2009)

"I had to go to [rehab] and didn't want to [sell] my whole [stash]... I got Superhigh!" ❋ The Real Poojay (2010)