ALL meanings of topside
top·side
T t - noun topside the upper side. 1
- noun topside Usually, topsides. Nautical. the outer surface of a hull above the water. 1
- noun topside the most authoritative position or level. 1
- noun topside Chiefly British. a cut of beef similar to a U.S. rump roast. Compare silverside (def 1). 1
- noun topside British. the top or outer side of a round of beef; beef from the outer thigh of a butchered cow. 1
- adjective topside of, relating to, or located on the topside. 1
- adjective topside of the most authoritative rank. 1
- adverb topside Also, topsides. up on the deck: He left the engine room and went topside. 1
- adverb topside to, toward, or at the topside. 1
- noun topside cut of beef 1
- noun topside upper part or area 1
- noun topside nautical: part of ship above waterline 1
- uncountable noun topside Topside is a joint of beef that is cut from the upper part of the cow's leg. It is usually cooked by roasting or stewing. 0
- adverb topside On a ship, if you go topside, you go up onto the top deck. 0
- countable noun topside The topside or topsides of a ship or boat are the top deck or the parts which you can see above the water. 0
- noun topside the uppermost side of anything 0
- noun topside a lean cut of beef from the thigh containing no bone 0
- noun topside the part of a ship's sides above the waterline 0
- noun topside the parts of a ship above decks 0
- noun topside the part of a ship's side above the waterline 0
- adverb topside on or to an upper deck or the main deck of a ship 0