Topping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOPPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• exceed (an amount, level, or number); be more than
• be at the highest place or rank in (a list, poll, or league)
• be taller than
• surpass (a person or previous achievement); outdo
• appear as the chief performer or attraction at
• provide with a top or topping
• complete (an outfit) with an upper garment, hat, or item of jewellery
• remove the top of (a vegetable or fruit) in preparation for cooking
• reach the top of (a hill or other elevation)
• kill
• mishit (the ball or a stroke) by hitting above the centre of the ball
RESIDUAL:
• Tongan pa'anga.
NOUN:
• something that forms a top
• the highest or uppermost point, part, or surface of something
• the leaves, stems, and shoots of a plant, especially those of a vegetable grown for its root
• the uppermost creamy layer of milk.
• a lid, cover, or cap
• (in a sailing ship) a platform around the head of each of the lower masts, serving to extend the topmast rigging.
• the highest or most important rank, level, or position
• the utmost degree or the highest level
• a person or thing regarded as particularly good
• the highest gear of a motor vehicle
• the high-frequency component of reproduced sound.
• a garment covering the upper part of the body and worn with a skirt, trousers, or shorts
• the end of something that is furthest from the speaker or a point of reference
• a bundle of long wool fibres prepared for spinning.
• one of six flavours of quark.
• a man who takes the active role in anal intercourse with another man.
• a conical, spherical, or pear-shaped toy that with a quick or vigorous twist may be set to spin.
• used in names of top shells, e.g. strawberry top.
• The act of one who tops; the act of cutting off the top.
• The act of raising one extremity of a spar higher than the other.
• That which comes from hemp in the process of hatcheling.
• a flavorful addition on top of a dish
ADVERB:
• at the most
ADJECTIVE:
• excellent
• highest in position, rank, or degree
• furthest away from the speaker or a point of reference
• Rising above; surpassing.
• Hence, assuming superiority; proud.
• Fine; gallant.
• excellent; best possible
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cut off the top (the highest part, point, or surface) of

Words related to TOPPING

top5 topped11 toppingly17 toppings13 tops6

Words that contain TOPPING

stopping13 toppings13 estopping14 stoppings14 toppingly17 outtopping15 unstopping15 misstopping18 overtopping19 backstopping25 blacktopping25 overtoppings20 showstopping23

How to use TOPPING in a sentence

• Roseberry Topping stands out in grim isolation, on its masses of alum rock, like a huge seaworn crag, considerably over 1,000 feet high.
• On Easby Moor, a few miles to the south of Roseberry Topping, the tall column to the memory of Captain Cook stands like a lighthouse on this inland coast-line.
• There is one beech tree above Davos about 5,500 feet above the sea, but it has never succeeded in topping the huge boulder which shelters it from the North.
• We had gone perhaps half a mile, and were topping a low rise that would sink Cedar City from view, when Laban turned his horse around, halted it, and stood up in the stirrups.
• In the near distance, just topping an intervening hill, she caught a momentary glimpse of what appeared to be a dome-capped tower.
• Never had he dared to exhibit such topping insolence, had he not supposed himself supported by a mutinous spirit from without.
• The rising moon was just topping the eastern pines as he dashed up the steep bank of the clearing.
• She saw instead of her own face in the glass, the face of her dead Aunt Harriet, topping her own shoulders in her own well-known dress! Sophia Gill left the room.
• The constables, topping a hill an eighth of a mile behind the fugitive, expected to see him turn in at the town house.
• But Runners make a good return when kept low by topping, and without any support whatever, a system adopted by many market gardeners.
• It was topping to hear the guns blazing away once more.
• At last there was the house before them, among the firs and oaks, topping the crag.
• Pete, topping the rise that hides the town of Concho from the northern vistas, turned and looked back.
• Topping the mesa edge, Pete saw the distant green that fringed the Concho home-ranch, topped by a curl of smoke that drifted lazily across the gold of the morning.
• Perhaps this surprising music, topping his great emotions of the morning, was a straw too much.
• The tramping should be even, or the hay in settling will draw to one side, and the topping out should be gradual rather than abrupt.
• In topping out a clover stack some hay should be used not easily penetrated by rain, as, for instance, blue grass obtained from fence corners, or slough hay obtained from marshes.
• The big candle you sent me is topping and is lasting for hours.
• It is a topping little village on a slight hill, and we have topping billets.
• You have no idea, but I know you have, how I appreciate letters, especially the topping long one I have just received from you.
• The house where I am billeted is owned by a topping old man.
• We are billeted in a topping farm, and I have a huge great room with a big bed and a fire.
• We had a topping time, but, unfortunately, had to wait till 9-30 for dinner, as our servants seem to have fallen on evil days.
• The chateau is a topping big place in pretty grounds and has most of the furniture left in it.
• Our instructor, Higgins, was a topping chap, with the Military Cross.
• Scarcely topping five feet one inch, he weighs about 150 pounds.
• Topping them they could see the black, craggy summits of the curious volcanic hills which rise upon the Libyan side.
• At almost the same instant, Hooja, who looked ever quite as much behind as before, announced that he could see a body of men far behind us topping a low ridge in our wake.
• We crossed the frontier, and German hills took their places, with a castle topping each.
• One shell from this howitzer topping the hill pitched within a yard of the guard tent underneath, which was full of men.
• A moment later a second horse appeared against the sky, following the man, topping the ridge, passing on.
• The colonel remembered some hard cider that he had, and topping off on that, they set out.
• The moment the ship struck, Lieutenant Topping, her commander, sprung from his berth and rushed upon deck, without giving himself time to put on his clothes.

Similar words containing TOPP without suffix ing

toppy12 topped11 topper10 topple10 stopped12 stopper11 stopple11 toppers11 toppier11 toppled12 topples11 estopped13 estoppel12 stoppage13 stoppers12 stopping13 stoppled13 stopples12 toppiest12 toppings13 toppling13 cartopper15 estoppage14 estoppels13 estopping14 outtopped14 stoppable15 stoppages14 stoppered14 stoppings14 stoppling14 toppingly17 unstopped14 unstopper13 cartoppers16 estoppages15 gobstopper17 misstopped17 outtopping15 overtopped18 stoppering15 unstoppers14 unstopping15 backstopped24 blacktopped24 gobstoppers18 misstopping18 overtopping19 showstopper21 tabletopped18 unstoppable17 unstoppably20 unstoppered16 backstopping25 blacktopping25 carrottopped19 overtoppings20 showstoppers22 showstopping23 unstoppering17

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