letter-high
adjective
1 Printing of the same height as the type being used (now rare ).
2 Baseball (of a pitch) chest-high; at the height of the letters on the batter's uniform.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Joseph Moxon (1627–1691), printer and globe maker.
- playdown
- play ducks and drakes with
- play dumb
- played-down
- played out
- player
- player-coach
- playeress
- Player, Gary
- player-hater
- player-like
- playerly
- player-manager
- player-piano
- player-trainer
- play face
- play fair
- Playfair, John
- playfare
- play fast and loose
- play favourites
- playfellow
- playfer
- playfere
- playfield