cold top

American  

[kohld top] / ˈkoʊld ˌtɒp /

Or cold-top

noun

1. a top.

   He hit a cold top off the tee on the fourth hole.

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verb (used with object)

1. Usually cold-top to top.

   Do you have any tips to help me stop cold-topping the ball?

Etymology

Origin of cold top

First recorded in 1995–2000

Example Sentences

When grown cold, top growth on your seedlings will be short and stocky, but the plants’ roots are actively growing.

From Seattle Times

But though she has continued to run hot and cold, top coaches will tell you that Stephens should be much higher in the rankings with her talent and tools.

From New York Times

To call it a cold top would be an exaggeration, but only a mild one.

From Golf Digest

Not a cold top, shank, blade; a straight "Grandma playing for the first time" woooooshhhh.

From Golf Digest

Making three no-trump was a cold top.

From New York Times