topper
/ˈtɒpər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that is at the top of a list or a hierarchy, especially one that has been ranked or rated as the best or highest.
“The company’s topper in sales for the quarter was a young sales representative from New York.”
2. noun
A layer of fabric or other material that covers the top of something, especially a hat or a covering for a vehicle.
“The designer added a fancy topper to the wedding cake to make it stand out.”
3. noun
A person who tops something, such as a sports team or a food dish.
“The chef was the topper of the restaurant’s culinary team for several years.”
4. verb
To put a top or covering on something, especially a hat or a vehicle.
“She topped her hat with a fancy ribbon to complete her outfit.”
5. verb
To be the best or highest ranked in something, such as a competition or a list.
“The team topped the league in their division this season.”