A sarcastic expression usually used in a derogatory fashion commenting on the quality of an item, person or action.
Thats a top quality crossbow there Ronnie...
(actually means: that crossbow is appalling, you will shoot yourself in the groin with it in a minute. Spastic.
(actually means: that crossbow is appalling, you will shoot yourself in the groin with it in a minute. Spastic.
by danephaild May 02, 2006
Example #1
Josh: Darn it, I messed up again!
Ron: It's okay, let's start from the top.
Example #2
We've made a few changes to our dance routine, let's practice again, from the top!
Josh: Darn it, I messed up again!
Ron: It's okay, let's start from the top.
Example #2
We've made a few changes to our dance routine, let's practice again, from the top!
by Cloudy16 January 04, 2021
by illcoyne January 17, 2006
Top G refers to one who is a homosexual.
This term is often used by British-American media personality Andrew Tate (former Kickboxer and Romanian Inmate)
The original meaning of "Top G" meant "Top Gangster" shortened to Top G.
the term was changed due to annoying Tate fans overusing to term. (mainly on Discord, Twitter, and TikTok)
This term is often used by British-American media personality Andrew Tate (former Kickboxer and Romanian Inmate)
The original meaning of "Top G" meant "Top Gangster" shortened to Top G.
the term was changed due to annoying Tate fans overusing to term. (mainly on Discord, Twitter, and TikTok)
Person 1: Did you see Andrew Tate's Twitter post?
Person 2: Yeah, He is Top G.
Person 3: Hey, Did you hear them back there?
Person 4: Yeah they must be homosexual.
Person 2: Yeah, He is Top G.
Person 3: Hey, Did you hear them back there?
Person 4: Yeah they must be homosexual.
by KFC'S Wifey April 09, 2023
1) When someone says something ridiculous
2) In World War One, sending troops across no-man's-land was called going "over the top" since soldiers climbed out of the trenches.
3) A term used in politics that refers to the point that a party has enough seats/votes to form the government with no chance for opponents to catch up.
2) In World War One, sending troops across no-man's-land was called going "over the top" since soldiers climbed out of the trenches.
3) A term used in politics that refers to the point that a party has enough seats/votes to form the government with no chance for opponents to catch up.
1) When Bob told me he was buying a tarantula, I thought he'd gone over the top.
2) Bob's commanding officer sent him over the top when the enemy advance started.
3) At around 11 pm on election night, the media declared that Bob was over the top since 75% of polls were in and he already won 155 seats.
2) Bob's commanding officer sent him over the top when the enemy advance started.
3) At around 11 pm on election night, the media declared that Bob was over the top since 75% of polls were in and he already won 155 seats.
by 3249776720825 May 13, 2011
by quikness October 04, 2004
I've been saving up crustard-tops for 2 years. Pretty soon I'll be able to make a crustard-top sandwich.
by Helmut Kientz January 18, 2007