high five n.1
a greeting or celebratory gesture that takes the form of raising the arm and ritualistically slapping palms with someone.
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid 57: After the game everybody was slapping hands and giving each other high-fives and everything. | ||
Lush 116: She smiled and stamped her foot and gave herself a highfive. | ||
Llama Parlour 99: He delivered his jock-speak like punches [...] punctuated with finger-snaps and high-fives. | ||
Vatican Bloodbath 7: The disciples started giving each other high fives and whooping and hugging each other. | ||
Observer Mag. 4 Jan. 20: How d’you do? [...] Everyone gave you a high five? | ||
Truth 42: He offered a high-five to Villani. Villani didn’t take it, he was not a high-five man. | ||
All the Colours 302: [L]anguid, consolatory high-fives. | ||
Observer 20 Feb. 33/5: R. Kelly is giving Winston from the band high fives. | ||
Guardian Guide 21 May 11/3: The security guy [...] gives him a high five. | ||
🎵 Give my blood niggas high-fives, hi five. | ‘Walk’||
Braywatch 49: Richie is getting the high-five the next time I see him. |