topside

[US]/'tɒpsaɪd/

[UK]/'tɑp,saɪd/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. upper part of a ship; the top part; beef thigh meat
adv. on the deck; on top; in highest position
adj. located on top; highest level

Solid hull construction of basswood, planked over topsides, built-up bulwarks and laid deck planking.

A high gloss durable finish for exposed surfaces in non-immersed areas (decks, superstructures, topsides, etc.

The topside of the cake was decorated with fresh fruit.

The topside of the mountain offers a breathtaking view of the valley below.

The topside of the ship was painted red to make it more visible at sea.

The topside of the table was scratched from years of use.

The chef carefully seasoned the topside of the steak before grilling it.

The topside of the building was adorned with intricate carvings.

The topside of the car was dented in a minor accident.

The topside of the beach resort features a luxurious pool and cabanas.

The topside of the aircraft was painted with the airline's logo.

The topside of the hill is a popular spot for picnics and sunsets.

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