idioms using “top”

On top of something

To handle something successfully

“Our customer completely changed the product specs but don’t worry. Our design team is on top of it.”

Blow one’s top

Become very angry

“The manager blew his top when he found out that everyone left the office early on Friday.”

From top to bottom

Used to emphasize that something has been done thoroughly

“We searched the office from top to bottom and didn’t find the missing laptop.”

Over the top

Extreme, overdone, exaggerated

“Overall, the movie was excellent, but I thought the villain’s performance was over the top.”

Top (verb)

To beat something or someone

“The ad campaign we created last year won seven awards. How are we going to top that this year?”