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top-notch adjective altissimo, apical, best, capital, chief, critical, crowning, crucial, crying, deep, desperate, earnest, essential, far-reaching, forcible, head, heavy, highest, intense, intensified, maximal, maximum, momentous, most, of great force, of great number, paramount, potent, preeminent, pressing, principal, serious, sharp, strong, superlative, supreme, telling, tiptop, top, topmost, urgent, vigorous, violent, vital, weighty, zenithal Associated concepts: highest degree of care, highest proved value See also: best, premium, select How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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75 Broad Street is a top-notch business address and its reliable and proficient in-house ownership unlocks the true value of the property. It's top-notch girl garage in the vein of Thee Headcoatees, the Del Monas, etc, with a kind of old-timey, 1960s, girl-group feel. The I-Stripe[TM] 22 rotary mower from National Mower provides top-notch striping capabilities at a fraction of the cost of machines traditionally used to pattern infields or golf course clubhouse grounds. |
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