topper
- noun
- /ˈtɑːpər/
Examples
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You may not have to eradicate these dish-toppers fully; basically, learn to make less heavy, more healthy alternate options.
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QVC has the plate toppers at $2.00 higher.
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He was already on QVC, which means Lori would have to negotiate with whoever has the current contract with Michael and Plate Topper, in addition to her negotiations with Michael.
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The topper carefully cut the tops off the old fruit trees to encourage new growth.
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In the garden, the topper skillfully trimmed the vegetables to prepare them for harvesting.
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After checking the health of each plant, the topper decided to prune the tallest ones first.
Synonyms
A person who cuts branches to shape trees and shrubs
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Topper comes from the simple parts top and -er, meaning 'one who tops' or 'removes the top'. So a worker called a topper is someone who cuts off the tops of trees or vegetables as part of their job.