tip-top
At the peak
Tip-top means the very best or highest quality: The car is in tip-top condition.
It can also refer to the highest point of something: the tip-top of the mountain.
The reduplicated form emphasizes extremity—top alone wouldn't be emphatic enough.
The word sounds slightly old-fashioned or folksy.
Exceptionally good or unpaid
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- fantasticRemarkably good or unreal
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
- stellarOf or like celestial bodies
first-rate · splendid · impeccable · flawless · supreme · optimal · exemplary · peerless
Peak or diplomatic gathering
- apexUppermost point or culmination
- pinnacleUtmost summit or spire
- crestHighest point or tuft
- acmeUltimate point of attainment
zenith · climax · culmination · crown · heights · ridge · highest · uppermost
Completely free of marks
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- spick-and-spanCompletely clean and orderly
- squeaky-cleanCompletely pure or unblemished
shipshape · well-maintained · mint condition · gleaming · polished · neat · tidy · orderly
outstanding
Exceptionally good or unpaid
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- fantasticRemarkably good or unreal
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
stellar · first-rate · splendid · impeccable · flawless · supreme · optimal · exemplary · peerless · incomparable
summit
Peak or diplomatic gathering
acme · zenith · climax · culmination · crown · heights · ridge · highest · uppermost · topmost
spotless
Completely free of marks
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- spick-and-spanCompletely clean and orderly
squeaky-clean · shipshape · well-maintained · mint condition · gleaming · polished · neat · tidy · orderly