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General Slang
up to high doh
· phrase · irish
Wound up, in a state, nerves shot.
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Definitions
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Highly agitated, worked up, hyper. Doh as in the top note of the scale — you're pitched right up there, can't come back down. Used for stress, excitement or both at once.
“She had the kids up to high doh before Santa even came.”
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up to high doh In A Sentence
She had the kids up to high doh before Santa even came.
Origin & Usage
From solfège — doh being the top of the octave. Common across Ireland and parts of Scotland.
People Also Ask
What does up to high doh mean?
It means wound up, in a state, with your nerves shot.
How do you use up to high doh in a sentence?
"She's up to high doh waiting on those exam results."
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