divert /di-vûrtˈ, dī-/

1. To turn aside (also (archaic) intransitive verb)
2. To change the direction of
3. To distract from business or study
4. To amuse

An amusing person or thing

divertibilˈity noun

divertˈible adjective

divertˈing adjective

1. Tending to divert
2. Amusing, entertaining

divertˈingly adverb

• high-feeding
• high fidelity
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• high five
• high-five
• high-fived
• high fives
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• high-five-sign
• high-five-signs
• high-fiving
• high-flier
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• high-flown
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• high frequency
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• high gear
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• High German
• high-grade
• high-graded
• high-grades
• high-grading