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• s  having or moving with a high step
  a high-stepping horse

• His high-stepping fashion shots, his cheeky celebrity portraits, his images of grandes dames as they dwindle sublimely into old age--not one of them is less than riveting.
• A high-stepping replay of the reverse-weather-report love song "Isn't This a Lovely Day (To Be Caught in the Rain)," which Berlin wrote for Astaire and Ginger Rogers in the 1935 .
• Upkeep for the high-stepping chorus of Roxyettes, the huge orchestra and the three pipe organs was so high that the Roxy had to operate at near capacity to turn a profit.

• high-stepped

News & Articles

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• Gag the 'ag-gag' laws that bar undercover recording of cruelty to farm animals
  In the last few years, undercover reports and videos have provided evidence of illegal practices such as soring (chemically burning the feet) of Tennessee walking horses to produce the fashionable high-stepping gait of that breed, beaten and mishandled piglets, and decaying hen carcasses in cages where birds are producing eggs for human consumption. These reports have made clear the level of ...
  July 5, 2013 - Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Andy Reid in Comcast SportsNet
  The high-stepping and the Heisman pose - we can do without that,Reid said. "But he did a nice job."
• Tom Brady in Providence Journal
  Those guys are making great plays,Tom Brady said. "Donte, on our first touchdown, broke about three tackles, high-stepping into end zone. He turned a three-yard pass into a touchdown. The one by Wes, just before the first half (a 14-yarder...
• Devin Hester in Chicago Daily Herald (registration)
  I talked to him (Tuesday), and he told me to let you all know that me and him talked and it was like, the high-stepping and the dancing in the end zone is great, but the taunting is not acceptable,Hester said. "That's something you learn...