Collocations withtop

These are words often used in combination withtop.

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bikini top
She wore a pink bikini top and short shorts, and her torso was redesigned (this appearance has remained in subsequent games).
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convertible top
It was only available as a package; that is, power assisted windows, front seat, and convertible top (where applicable).
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quilt top
Dramatic contrast effects with light and dark fabrics are created by various layouts of the blocks when forming a quilt top.
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round top
Three round top windows are found on the second floor.
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rounded top
The joints were thick and protruding, with a rounded top, and because they reminded people of "namako" (sea cucumber) they became known as "namako" walls.
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top finisher
The winner of this series faced the league's top finisher in the second and final stage.
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top list
An importance placed in the top list of this school is how to avoid collateral damage as much as possible.
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top screen
A simple, pixelated style makes up the top screen, while the bottom screen has a pre-rendered, detailed art style.
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very top
Corruption was widespread and rampant, from the very top of the leadership down to the lowest level of state institutions.
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