top
/tɑp/
adjective
- Highest in position, rank, or quality.
- We bought top quality ingredients for the recipe.
- The hotel offers top service to its guests.
- She is a top student in her school.
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verb
- To be higher, better, or more than something else.
- The new movie topped the box office charts.
- His score topped all the others in the competition.
- She hopes to top her personal best in the race.
- To remove the top part of something.
- The gardener topped the tree to keep it from growing too tall.
- She topped the carrots before cooking them.
- He topped the cake with a layer of frosting.
noun
- The highest point, part, or surface of something.
- He wrote his name at the top of the page.
- She placed the star on the top of the Christmas tree.
- The mountain top was covered in snow.
- A piece of clothing worn on the upper part of the body, such as a shirt or blouse.
- The store has a sale on summer tops.
- He bought a new top for the party.
- She wore a red top with blue jeans.
- A toy that spins on a pointed base.
- The child spun the top on the kitchen floor.
- My grandfather showed me how to wind up a wooden top.
- The top wobbled and then fell over.
- The highest or most important position in a ranking or organization.
- She worked hard to reach the top of her class.
- He is at the top of the company's management team.
- The team fought for the top of the league.
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