altitudinous

The music had started up, and half a block away you could hear the dull "broom, broom" of a cello, with the squeaking of two fiddles which vied with each other in intricate and altitudinous gymnastics.

It has been previously demonstrated that the fastest runners from Kenya and Ethiopia originate from very specific altitudinous regions (3).

Kourtney, who may very well be developing polyps on her vocal cords, one of the side effects of chronic creaking, is a kind of landmark case history in the pathology of fry, of what is known as "laryngealisation," while Kim, at the age of thirty-six, climbs towards the altitudinous end of every sentence and then, like Sisyphus, tumbles down again only to repeat the whole process.

Pope uses this altitudinous ambivalence to demonstrate that bathos consists of a contrast between the high and the low, from whence we get the still-current definition of bathos as the 'ludicrous descent from the elevated to the commonplace in writing or speech; anticlimax' (OED).

With these clever recycled plastic adaptors you can turn any ordinary drinking bottle into a colourful, fun watering can to help you water your plants like an altitudinous Alan Titchmarsh.

The wind turbines, blowing west, had an altitudinous effect on me.