Cases of word usage

1) to give up a throne, a high office, control or responsibility (abdicate)

2) high up in the air (especially at the top of a ship) (aloft)

3) an indoor game played by two teams of five players who try to throw a large ball into high baskets fixed at each end of the court (basketball)

4) a Christian clergyman of high rank who organizes the work of the Church in a city or district (bishop)

5) a drug smoked or chewed to cause high spirits (cannabis)

6) (to make) a weak, high sound (as young birds do) (cheep)

7) an insect with transparent wings, the male making a high noise (cicada)

8) of the highest quality; having a recognized high value or position (classic)

9) too high opinion of, too much pride in, oneself or one's abilities (conceit)

10) (from French) of very high quality, standard of comfort etc (de luxe)