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tops

adjective as in A-one

Weak match

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Sandbanks tops the list as Britain's most expensive seaside location with an average house price of £965,708 in the area last year.

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Looking up, we discover that these are the naked trunks of trees, their reedy, leafless tops scraping against a gray sky.

The water tower which tops Victor's laboratory is a nod to one such Scottish landmark.

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Demonstrators packed onto the tops of buildings, petrol stations, signal bridges and balconies above a sea of fellow protesters, some of whom held signs declaring: "Better to go to prison than to the army."

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His salary tops the list published by the MLS Players Association.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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