1. waist-high - Adjective
2. waist-high - Adverb
up to the waist
Source: WordNetthe water rose waist-high Source: Internet
As Nimue, Katherine sword fights in waist-high water while defeating several soldiers, sleeps on the floor and has a tooth pulled out. Source: Internet
But otherwise the scene in Philadelphia was less confrontational – festive, even – where pro-Trump and pro-Biden demonstrators were separated by waist-high portable barriers under a strong police presence. Source: Internet
The horse chariot was a fast, light, open, two-wheeled conveyance drawn by two or more horses that were hitched side by side, and was little more than a floor with a waist-high guard at the front and sides. Source: Internet
By the end of the Powerplay, England were 107 for 0, Bairstow on 75 off 35. But the wicket of Jason Roy, nudging a waist-high catch tamely back to left-arm spinner Watt in the 13th, broke England's rhythm. Source: Internet
Four players tussled for the ball which bounced away to the side, around the penalty spot, where Sandy MacKenzie reacted first and fired a waist-high shot to keeper Norman Campbell’s right, into the net. Source: Internet