Adjective:

ટોચ પર,

over the top's Usage Examples:

Seven days later, after 27 nights on the cliff, they pulled over the top to a throng of reporters, well-wishers, the curious and the critical.

from "breasts—spilling over the tops of black, purple and reptile-print underthings" to one that would appeal to an "upscale customer who now feels more.

pressing a bread stamp (cf Butter stamp) over the topping while the dough is proofing.

Slingshot DDTThe wrestler stands on the ring apron and performs a slingshot, and as they pull themselves over the top rope, they grab their opponent in a front facelock and fall backwards, driving their opponent's head into the mat.

of four to five times the amount of the original material that is being vacuumed to allow for the expansion; if not, it will spill over the top of the container.

Speaking to NME in 2013 on writing the song, Anderson said: We were rehearsing it for months and months and Bernard kept asking me if I had any lyrics for it and I wanted something special to say over the top of what he’s written.

Sega Lengko, made of boiled and steamed rice adorned with fermented soybean cake pieces tempeh, tofu, soy-bean sprouts tauge, sand-fried peanuts and some hand crushed krupuk aci (cassava flour crackers) and/or krupuk udang (prawn crackers), fried shallots with mild chili peanut sauce over the top prior to serving.

chin brought over the top of a bar, was used in the 1980s to refer to a pronated, or overhand, grip, with a supinated, or underhand, grip being called a.

The felt/tar waterproofing was flashed over the top of the sheet piling and extended.

over the top, camp, with his own special trademark clothes – and a thoroughgoing genius.

He was hit by a car while attempting to walk over a pedestrian crossing, suffering bruising and a broken toe owing to a 'Ricky trademark jump' which resulted in him hitting the windscreen and being flipped over the top of the vehicle rather than trapped underneath.

The following game, Miller caught three passes for 61 yards and one touchdown in the Steelers' 21–18 upset over the top-seeded Indianapolis Colts in the divisional playoff round.

Synonyms:

finished, terminated, ended, concluded, complete, all over,

Antonyms:

unfinished, Phanerogamae, Cryptogamia, end, misconception,