top

US /tɑːp/
UK /tɑːp/
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the highest or uppermost point, part, or surface of something

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He reached the top of the mountain.
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Put the book on top of the shelf.
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bottom
2.

a garment covering the upper part of the body

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She wore a floral top with jeans.
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This silk top feels very soft.
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a child's toy that spins on a point

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The child spun the colorful top on the floor.
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He received a wooden top as a birthday gift.
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situated on, at, or near the top of something

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The top shelf is dusty.
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He lives on the top floor.
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bottom
2.

of the highest quality, rank, or importance

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She is a top student in her class.
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This restaurant serves top-quality food.
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bestfinestpremierleadingforemost
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to be at or reach the highest part of something

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The company aims to top the sales charts this quarter.
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He managed to top his previous record.
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surpassexceedoutdooutperformlead
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to put a lid or covering on something

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Please top the bottle before you put it in the fridge.
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She topped the cake with fresh berries.
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covercapcrowngarnish
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at the highest point or position

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The cream rose to the top.
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He put the box top-down.
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bottom
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