tops



top (one)self

1. To commit suicide. Primarily heard in UK. A: "Did you hear that his father topped himself over the weekend?" B: "Yeah, I can't believe it. Everyone is still in shock."
2. To outdo or outperform one's previous effort(s) or achievement(s). Primarily heard in US. Wow, you've really topped yourself with these cupcakes, Stephen!
See also: top

grasstops

The leaders of a group or community (in contrast to the "grassroots"—the common people). A: "If we really want to enact change in our neighborhood, we need to get the support of the grasstops." B: "Well then, let's go present our proposal at tonight's town meeting." The grasstops have totally ignored our petition—now what should we do?

pop (some) tops

Sl. to drink beer. Wanna go out tonight and pop some tops? We are going to pop tops and watch the B-ball game.
See also: pop, tops

pop (some) tops

tv. to drink beer. We are going to pop tops and watch the B-ball game.
See also: pop, tops

pop tops

verb
See also: pop, tops

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LangdonLANG-dənEnglish (Rare)
Noureddine-Arabic
JaakoppiYAH:-kop-peeFinnish (Rare)
Yvonne[i'vɔn]
Athena[ə'θi:nə]
Nontle-Southern African, Xhosa