Topper

Definition

topper / 'tɒpǝ(r) / n ( infml ) = TOP HAT

Examples

1. ‘Malone Engineering currently produces post drivers
2. toppers
3. log splitters
4. power-type transport boxes in a range of sizes.’
5. ‘This ensures better results when using soil-engaging equipment
6. fertiliser spinners
7. yard scrapers
8. mowers
9. tedders etc.’
10. ‘The truck had a topper on the bed
11. and he locked the thing.’
12. ‘It's especially important if you have a gooseneck hitch in the bed of the truck that you need to get to and likewise sometimes need the topper cover.’
13. ‘A 2-inch link keeps the bracket below the top of the tailgate for pickups with toppers.’
14. ‘Ever notice how the rear door gasket of most toppers wears the paint off the tailgate?’
15. ‘Incidentally
16. the truck topper isn't designed for either of those pick-up trucks.’
17. ‘Below is a picture of the garbage in question: A camouflage fishing boat (littered with empty beer bottles)
18. the boat trailer and a truck topper perched on top if it.’
19. ‘When I got the truck back from the topper installer
20. I noticed that the workers had made a bunch of dents when they stood on the gate to work on their install.’
21. ‘It's not always easy to crawl around retrieving items from the bed of your truck
22. especially if it has a topper.’
23. ‘My goal will be to plant shrubs and grasses to not only provide cover for the deck posts but
24. if possible
25. be tall enough to block our view of Mr. Napper's fishing boat
26. trailer and truck topper.’
27. ‘Then there's a small fishing boat leaning against his garage and the unsightly fishing boat sitting on a trailer
28. with truck topper perched on it
29. on our property line.’
30. ‘A huge amount of work has gone on behind the scenes
31. to which we ought to doff our hat
32. whether it be a topper
33. a fascinator or a baseball cap.’
34. ‘Two toffs were promenading towards Knavesmire
35. attired in shiny toppers and spotless tails.’
36. ‘A magician's black topper isn't the only hat Pipia wears in Port Townsend
37. Washington
38. though.’
39. ‘And let's make sure the ordinary regular punter is not sidelined by jolly boy once-a-year penguins in their toppers!’
40. ‘The benefits to the city could well continue long after the fashionable hats
41. tailcoats and cut-glass accents have gone back to more familiar haunts further south.’
42. ‘Very few of them
43. no matter how poor
44. are bareheaded: the men wear flat caps
45. bowlers
46. straw boaters
47. trilbies
48. the women shawls or floral hats.’