NOUN
- a sock or stocking that reaches up to just below the knees
ADVERB
-
up to the knees
we were standing knee-deep in the water
How To Use knee-high In A Sentence
- She also wore knee-high boots and a biker jacket. The Sun
- I followed her in knee-high, pointy-toed boots and a big, black, furry jacket that screamed ta-da! Welcome to My World
- I really wanted to know what it was like to play out of knee-high rough. Times, Sunday Times
- Socks were stuffed in the shoes, and upon pulling them out I discovered they were knee-highs.
- She was wearing a short black skirt, knee-high black boots, and a pink halter top.
- First Lady of California Maria Shriver hit the polls in Los Angeles on Tuesday decked out in dark duds, sunglasses, knee-high boots and a cross ... Maria Shriver Wears All Black, Cross Necklace To Vote (PHOTOS, POLL)
- A tiny stream ran down the tiny valley through a tiny meadow that was carpeted knee-high with grass and blue and white nemophila. Chapter VIII
- Bryce then stepped over to where Samantha stood on the seaweed-covered ledge; he was wearing a pair of knee-high rubber boots that the lobstermen wore.
- If I'm freezing in Winter, then the extra-thick, knee-high socks go on, as do the sneakers or slippers, depending on my location.
- It was nothing extraordinary; only a knee-high circular table with four surrounding stools occupied the dusty, cramped space.
