1) the height of an object above sea level (altitude)
2) an instrument for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere, used for forecasting the weather and measuring height above sea level (barometer)
3) the whole of a ship's side above the water (broadside)
4) above all (chiefly)
5) any of the floors of a ship in or above the hull (deck)
6) (an instance of) elevating or being elevated; a height (especially above sea-level) (elevation)
7) the area immediately above the origin of an earthquake (epicenter)
8) approved of, liked, more than any other; a person or thing preferred above all others (favourite)
9) the part of the face above the eyes (forehead)
10) well above average (in amount, size, extent) (great)
high up in the air (especially at the top of a ship)
high up
(of a person) not able or willing to show feelings or take part (because nervous, arrogant etc)
remote
at, to, a distance farther on or away
further; outside limits
(of speech, writing) already mentioned
come before; previous
of an earlier period; the first (mentioned) of two people or things
previous in time or order
greatest or more important (than others)
bigger
not cancelled; not turned off
in contact; ahead of
above one's head; in the sky
up above
better than the average in quality; large in number; of higher position or rank; showing one to feel better than others
better, greater, higher; excellent
to, on, a higher floor
on an upper floor
