Definitions
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective idiomatic of the highest quality
- adjective idiomatic
pornographic
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word top-shelf.
Examples
-
Elaborating on the "sophisticated parties," Judge Kozinski often refers to the top-shelf legal talent under employ.
-
Given the thin market for top-shelf starting pitching, the Nationals may have to be creative in how they achieve General Manager Mike Rizzo's goal of landing a frontline starter.
The Nationals could pursue Yu Darvish Adam Kilgore 2010
-
Since the mid-1990s, software billionaire Larry Ellison has accumulated hundreds of millions of dollars worth of top-shelf properties around the world.
The Nation's Most Avid Trophy-Home Buyer? Sarah Tilton 2011
-
But perks and personal service are alive and well for top-shelf customers at luxury boutiques.
How Boutiques Pamper Top Customers Christina Binkley 2011
-
I imagine publishing a decent elementary textbook is probably rather less prestigious than getting a paper or two accepted in a top-shelf journal.
-
Some were exceptional (the top-shelf stuff at Wölffer was the best merlot of the trip), but many were average.
-
Yet revenue at many businesses remained below pre-recession peaks, as room rates stayed down and diners avoided splurging on reserve wines and top-shelf liquor.
Tourists Come Back to San Francisco Stu Woo 2011
-
In fact, I imagine publishing a decent elementary textbook is probably rather less prestigious than getting a paper or two accepted in a top-shelf journal.
-
Some were exceptional (the top-shelf stuff at Wölffer was the best merlot of the trip), but many were average.
TasteCamp 2009
-
In fact, I imagine publishing a decent elementary textbook is probably rather less prestigious than getting a paper or two accepted in a top-shelf journal.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.