Definitions for "High/Low"
Keywords:  lowest, winner, split, wild, pot
The highest hand and the lowest hand split the pot. In many high/low games, it is possible to win the entire pot by having the highest and the lowest hand (accomplished via wild cards, or by using different sets of 5 cards), but only if you declare that you're trying for both. If you try for both but don't win both (that is, someone else has the highest or the lowest hand), you win neither. When playing high/low, hands are only compared against those declared the same way unless you're playing that cards speak for themselves, in which case there's no declare and all hands are compared against each other. If someone goes for both and fails, say by winning high but losing low, the high half of the pot goes to the low winner-- it doesn't go the second best high hand.
A variation of poker where the high hand splits half the pot with the low hand (A 2 3 4 5 is lowest possible hand — straights and flushes don't count against the low, but they can serve as the high). The low hand can have no cards higher than an 8 (aces can be low or high), with no pairs. If no low hand is possible, the high hand takes the entire pot.
Usually the highest traded price and the lowest traded price for the underlying instrument for the current trading day.
Keywords:  corduroy, wales, widths, pile, height
1. pile fabrics that have variation in pile height 2 a corduroy with wales of 2 or more different widths.
Keywords:  cooktop, oven, range, above, second
A range with a second oven above the cooktop.
A sink configuration with differing basin depths.