top-shelf

or top shelf

[ top-shelf ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

of high quality; premium:
His bar cart was full of top-shelf liquor.
The cinematography is top-shelf.

First recorded in 1850–55

But by far the most interesting object, which held enormous fascination for me, sat high up on the top shelf.

On the top shelf, sandwiched between Detective Comics No.27 and Superman No.1, are three issues of Actions Comics No.1.

Evich says he also hopes Top Shelf will change the way people in Washington view cannabis moving forward.

After that, Top Shelf will sell at prices closer to $12-$25/gram.

She said she ran down the hallway into his closet, where she remembered that he kept a gun on the top shelf.

Then reach up in the old cupboard in the hall, top shelf and way back in the corner, you'll find a big, black bottle.

Mrs. Duncan had a top shelf in her closet cleared for them, far above the reach of meddling little fingers.

In a cupboard in the wall, on the top shelf, pushed far back, he saw a packet of papers which he seemed to recognize.

I think you will find it on the top shelf of the store-room closet on the third floor.

So, while he'd be thinking about it, she had a stool over at the dresser and was up on it, feeling for the Crib on the top shelf.

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