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flat-topped

American  
[flat tahpt] / ˈflæt ˌtɑpt /

adjective

  1. having a flat or level top or upper surface.


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The green uniforms and flat-topped peak caps worn by the two men closely match those worn by the Tanzanian police.

From BBC

What followed was further loss of floating ice from the front of Hektoria, as large, flat-topped icebergs broke off or "calved", and the ice behind sped up and thinned.

From BBC

Bright sunshine glints off the Arctic waters below the main street, and the flat-topped, snow and ice-covered mountains all around.

From BBC

It widened Dimorphos, transforming it from a squat orb into a flat-topped oval — like an M&M candy.

From New York Times

Helpful rangers at the front desk answer questions and give talks, and there’s a fantastic view of the flat-topped mountain right at the entrance.

From Seattle Times