high-priced

Modifies a noun

• counterpeople: Data into the program for novice to eliminate high-priced counterpeople.
• item: Do you remember - back in the early 1990s - when you could obtain a buy-back guarantee on high-priced items.
• car: Equipment: What was once a high-priced, poorly specced car is now a sensibly balanced offering.
• good: This could be combined with laws designed to regulate canvassing for time-share holidays and other deceptive canvassing for high-priced goods.
• supermodels: I bet the only people who have Scripting Guys T-shirts are those high-priced supermodels from Paris.
• component: Consumers who buy the PlayStation 3 will certainly get high-priced components in that new game console whenever it hits store shelves.