The purpose of this paper is to present the high variety in linguistic journals. In the first part, the high variety is studied at the grammar level, namely the omission of dental consonants before affricates, the extension of plural nouns in the genitive case, the declension of numbers, the addition of vowel suffixes to facilitate pronunciation or for stylistic purposes in the declension of adjectives and pronouns, and the position of an enclitic in a sentence. The second part is dedicated to the orthographic level, specifically the open and closed compounds, the negation of the verb to want, the addition of je or e after rj, the declension of acronyms, and the writing of numbers as words or digits. The characteristics of the high variety are analysed in the following journals: Jezik, Jezikoslovlje, Rasprave: Časopis Instituta za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje, Fluminensia, and the Journal of Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Split. The final part of this paper contains a table that indicates which characteristic of the high variety is represented in the particular journal.