topkick
/ˈtɑpˌkɪk/
noun
- A senior non-commissioned officer in the U.S. Army, especially a first sergeant.
- The topkick barked orders at the new recruits during morning drill.
- The topkick inspected the barracks to make sure everything was in order.
- Every soldier knew to respect the topkick, who had years of experience.
- A person who is in charge or the leader of a group, often in a tough or authoritative way.
- On the construction site, old Joe was the topkick, making sure everyone worked safely.
- She acted as the topkick of the volunteer team, organizing all the tasks.
- The camp counselor was the topkick for the group of teenagers.
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